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-Bernard-soulier syndrome
-uremia
-DIC
-paraproteinemia
defects of adhesion
-adhesion defect
-inherited autosomal recessive
-hemorrhagic problems in childhood;decrease with age
-abn. or lack of GPIb adhesion receptor necessary for plt to bind with vWF
Bernard soulier syndrome
-mild/moderate thrombocytopenia
-giant platelets
- ^^BT (>20min)
-normal clot retraction
-PF3 avail= norm
-plt adhesion decr.
Bernard soulier sydnrome
Plt aggregation:
- ADP norm.
-Epinepherine norm
-Collagen/thrombin variable
-ristocetin- abnormal
Bernard soulier syndrome
-Glanzmanns thrombasthenia
-Afibrogenemia
Defects of primary aggregation
-Inherited autosomal recessive
-homozygotes have recognizable hemorrhagic disorder
-defect in GPIIb/IIIa complex; fibrinogen then cannot bind
Glanzmanns thrombasthenia
Clinical symptoms:
-brusing, epistaxis, bleeding from mucous membranes, GI bleeding, menorrhagia
-ecchymoses @birth or early years
-hemorrhagic severity decreases with age
-may require transfusions
Glanzmanns thrombasthenia
-plt. ct. normal
-clot retraction abnormal
-PF3 decreased
-BT increased
-plt adhesion abnormal
Glanzmanns thrombasthenia
Plt aggregation studies:
-ADP=none
-Epinepherine= none
-collagen=none
-thrombin=none
-ristocetin= normal
Glanzmanns thrombasthenia
-Abnormal plt secretion
-defective/ decreased alpha or dense granules
-defect in receptor mediated signal transduction
defects of release (secretion)
-alpha granules synthesized but not stored normally
-early form of granules in megakaryocytes but decrease w/ maturity
-inherited autosomal
-mild moderate thrombocytopenia
Grey plt syndrom
-plts: grey, vacuolated, washed-out
-small # of granules present
-normal thromboxane generation
-variable ADP, epinepherine, collagen, thrombin
grey plt syndrome
-deficiency of dense bodies
-associated with albanism (chediak-higashi syndrome), and immune deficiencies (wiskott- aldrich syndrome)
Storage pool disease
-autosomal dominant
-mild/moderate bleeding diathesis
-epistaxis, purpura, menorrhagia, post traumatic/post surgical bleeding
Storage pool disease
-plt ct normal
- ^BT
-collagen abnormal
-deficient secondary wave with ADP
Storage pool disease
-x-linked immune deficiency
-small plts
-triad: thrombocytopenia, reoccurent infections, eczema
Wiskott- aldrich syndrome
-albanism
-recurrent infections
-hemorrhagic tendencies
-dense granule deficiency
-giant lysosomes
chediak-higashi anomaly
-abnormality of membrane receptors
-aspirin-like defect in aggregation and secreation
-thromboxane synthetase deficiency
-impaired respsonse to thromboxane A2
-Impaired Calcium mobilization
-Impaired liberation of arachiodonic acid
Abnormal receptor mediated signal transduction and secretion
Caused by:
-drugs
-diet(high in fish=low plt function)
-diseases (myloproliferative, uremia)
Acquired qualitative plt disorder
-aspirin
-non-steroidal anti inflammatory drugs
-cardiovascular drugs
-psychotropic drugs
acquired plt dysfunction drugs
-uremia
-related to the accumulation of waste products
-bleeding can be sever w/widespread echymoses and slow GI bleeding
-hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis to control bleeding
-paraproteinemias
Acquired disorders- diseases
Clonal hematopoeitic disorders:
-myelodysplastic syndrome
-myeloproliferative disorders
-acute nonlymphatic disorders
Acquired disorders-diseases