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Protein C
works with Protein S to inactivate Factors V and VIII

activated by Thrombin
Protein S
worked with Protein C as a co-factor to inactivate Factor V and VIII
Antithrombin III
serine protease

inactivates IIa mainly

also: XIIa, XIa, IXa, Xa

lost in NEPHROTIC SYNDROME
Nephrotic syndrome
lose ANTITHROMBIN III in urine

hypercoagulability
Factor V Leiden
pt. mutation in Arg-506

PROTEIN C cannot bind to inactivate

6% Caucasians- 5x heterozygotes and 90x homozygotes for VTE
Prothrombin 20210A
G-->A change at position 20210A of PROTHROMBIN

hypercoagulable

results in higher levels of Gactor II
hypercoagulable

high levels of Factor II in serum
Prothrombin 20210A point mutation
Protein C Deficiency
vitamin K-dep. inhibitor of coagulation (Factors V and VIII)

heterozygotes = 8-10x risk VTW
homozygotes= incompatible with life

suceptible to WARFARIN SKIN NECROSIS
Warfarin Skin Necrosis

hypercoagulable state
Protein C deficiency
Protein S Deficiency
homozygotes = neonatal purapura fulminans
AT Deficiency
rare hypercoagulable state

homozygous not compatible with life

heterozygotes= 50x higher risk VTE, esp. w/ pregnancy
what catalyzes the activation of ANTITHROMBIN III?
Heparin and other GAGs
Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemaglobinuria
-mutation inf PIGA and DAF

-both hemolytic (complement dep.-destruction) and hypercoagulable (increase DVT)

-worse at night due to resp. acidosis

-increased risk of leukemia
Tx Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome
-supportive care

-plasmaphoresis will not work
Labs for HUS
high increase in LDH

decreased platelets

nl. PTT

nl. Fibrinogen
Pathology of HUS
Siga-like toxin

1. binds to platelets

2. increases release of vWF via endothelial injury
TTP
thrombocytopenia w/ nl. PT and aPTT

def. ADAMTS 13--> cannot cleave vWF multimers

clots of platelets and fibrin occlude sm. vessels

mechanical shear of RBCs
Sx TTP
-fever
-neurological symptoms
-thrombocytopenia
-hemorrhage
-abdominal pain
-renal failure
-schistocytes in PBS
DIC causes
-infection
-trauma
-surgery
-neoplasms
HIT Type II
5-14 days post-heparin

platelet makes PF4

PF4 binds to heparin---> make Ab(heparin complex)

-thrombocytopenia
-endothelial damage
-Fc-dep. platelet aggregation
Tx HIT
discontinue all heparin

Tx: alternatives (hirudin or argatroban)
antiphospholipid antibodies diagnosis
always get 2 confirmatory labs w/ elevated titers

-detection common, need symptoms or high titers
Lupus Anticoagulant Differentiation
-will increase aPTT in vitro

-cardiolipin and B2-M will not change

-flood sample w/ phospholipid--> should normalize
sex linked hemophilias
Type A = VIII

Type B= IX
TYpe A Hemophilia
factor VIII absent

sex-linked

Tx= cryoprecipate, lyophilized VIII
Type B Hemophilia
factor IX abnormal

sex-linked

Tx= lyophilized IX
DDAVP
desmopressin

Tx: vWF def and hemophilia type A (VIII absent)