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Perfusion NewswireCircuit SurfersWhy is my Patient Bleeding? A Snapshot of Hemostasis, Part II

Why is my Patient Bleeding? A Snapshot of Hemostasis, Part II

Circuit Surfers, Perfusion.com

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Editor’s Note:

We have all revisted this pathway intensively throughout our careers, and of course, we have all been clinically challenged by open-heart cases that test our fundamental understanding of coagulation theory in real time, at a level that certainly reflects a fairly deep dive into esoteric hematology.

So i am keeping it simple, and found information from two sites, that in my opinion transforms the complex picture of a picture like this, by MC Escher…

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Into something a little more clinically palatable such as this  Salvador Dali Painting…

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This is Part II

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Coagulation Diagrams Courtesy of:  Dr. Thomas Whitehill

 

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