Blood clotting and disorders in thrombocytopenia of various genesis

The important place of hemostasis disorders in general human pathology is determined not only by the high frequency, variety and potential danger of hemorrhagic and thrombohemorrhagic diseases and syndromes, but also by the fact that these processes are essential links in the pathogenesis of an extremely large number of other diseases. They accompany injuries, complicate surgical interventions, drug and transfusion therapy Despite significant advances in the study of the pathology of the hemostasis system, the effect of modern therapeutic measures is often insufficient. This is due to the emergence and development of the syndrome of mutual aggravation, in particular due to the anemia of patients. The frequency of detection of anemia in various hemorrhagic hemostasiopathies varies from 4.3 to 84.3%.