Sentences with word «fibrinolysis»

Of note, increased fibrinolysis was only found in men at higher age, which could possibly be explained by decreasing PAI - 1 levels with increasing age.

Fibrinolytic enzymes can enhance the normal process of fibrinolysis (fibrin dissolving).

The objective of this study is to determine the efficacy of a proposed TXA treatment protocol to reverse fibrinolysis in dogs with hemorrhagic shock due to trauma or spontaneous bleeding from intra-abdominal masses.

* Nutrient support for the maintenance of healthy fibrinolysis, supports cardiovascular health.

It is worth noting that diabetic women had a higher prothrombotic fibrin profile, with denser fibrin clots and prolonged fibrinolysis, which was shown in increased maximum absorbance, clot formation, and lysis time.

Garlic also lowers blood pressure; inhibits platelet aggregation; promotes fibrinolysis; reduces plasma viscosity; prevents LDL oxidation; and exerts positive effects on endothelial function, vascular reactivity, and peripheral blood flow.

This activity continues for 24 hours after the fast is terminated (Miettinen M. Effect of fasting on fibrinolysis and blood coagulation.

Clot breakdown, a process known as fibrinolysis, is part of that balancing act and serves to remove excessive clot material after bleeding is controlled.

Dogs must have excessive fibrinolysis at the time of admission to NC State; we will document this via thromboelastography (TEG)

Dr. Fletcher's research interests include high fidelity medical simulation for veterinary training; novel diagnostic markers and therapeutic targets for patients in shock; non-invasive measures of cardiac output and oxygen delivery; diagnosis and treatment of disordered fibrinolysis; biochemical prognostic and diagnostic indicators and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

An individualized therapy strategy might be needed with more aggressive antithrombotic therapy in diabetic women and other higher risk groups, but a more cautious approach in older men, to minimize bleeding risk due to increased fibrinolysis.

TXA works by stopping the process of fibrinolysis, stabilizing clots that are needed to prevent further bleeding in these patients.

Fibrinolysis is the breakdown of clots.

Following major injuries or internal bleeding, fibrinolysis can become unregulated and excessive, leading to more bleeding with a need for massive blood transfusions and increased risk of death.

TXA blocks the natural process of a blood clot breakdown, or fibrinolysis, which becomes excessive after a trauma and leads to massive blood loss and higher chance of death.

Plasmatic coagulation and fibrinolysis in healthy and Otostrongylus - affected Northern elephant seals (Mirounga angustirostris).