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Dual antiplatelet therapy in surgery for critical limb ischaemia

โœ Scribed by A. Burdess; A. Nimmo; O. J. Garden; J. A. Murie; A. R. Dawson; K. A. A. Fox; D. E. Newby


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Weight
71 KB
Volume
96
Category
Article
ISSN
0007-1323

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โœฆ Synopsis


VSGBI abstracts 5 (0โ€ข82 [0โ€ข52-1โ€ข46] versus 1โ€ข62 [0โ€ข86-2โ€ข34], p < 0โ€ข001), yet soluble P-selectin was significantly increased (43โ€ข26 [13โ€ข88-86โ€ข7] versus 24โ€ข67 [13โ€ข41-43โ€ข32], p = 0โ€ข039). Stimulated P-selectin was similar in both groups. Markers of coagulation were significantly increased in patients on HD: TAT 4โ€ข59 (2โ€ข67-6โ€ข04) versus 2โ€ข84 (1โ€ข81-3โ€ข82), p < 0โ€ข001 and D-dimer 876โ€ข5 (434โ€ข2-1338โ€ข5) versus 265โ€ข5 (175โ€ข0-401โ€ข51), p < 0โ€ข001.

Conclusion:

Patients on HD have a pro-thrombotic state with chronically activated platelets and elevated markers of coagulation. Drug therapy to counteract this pro-thrombotic state should be considered with the aim of preventing both cardiac events and vascular access thrombosis.


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