blood clots

Post on 21-Jan-2016

71 Views

Category:

Documents

0 Downloads

Preview:

Click to see full reader

DESCRIPTION

Blood clots. Objectives. Why does blood clot? How does blood clot? Controlling blood clots Pharmaceutical intervention. Why does blood clot?. Virchow’s Triad... Endothelial injury Stress, turbulent flow, scarred valves Increased collagen exposure Altered blood flow - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

TRANSCRIPT

Why does blood clot?

How does blood clot?

Controlling blood clots

Pharmaceutical intervention

Virchow’s Triad... Endothelial injury

○ Stress, turbulent flow, scarred valves

○ Increased collagen exposure Altered blood flow

○ Turbulence, due to plaques, aneurysms, sickle-cell Hypercoaguability

○ Genetic or acquired○ Mutations in factors, MI, heparin, AF, COCP, sickle

cell

Vascular Spasm

Platelet Plug Formation

Coagulation Cascade

Damage to arteries = Circular muscle contraction

Caused by - platelet secretions - nociceptor inhibition

Damaged endothelium exposes ECM Platelets adhere via von Willebrand factor

Thromboxane A2 + Serotonin Vasoconstriction

Thromboxane A2 + ADP Platelet Aggregation

* Primary Haemostatic Plug

Clotting factors

ADPSerotonin

Fibrin-stabilising factor (XIII)

Thromboxane A2

X

II

I

TF + Ca2+

VII TF - VIIa

Damaged tissue...

Xa + Va

IIa

Ia

XIII

XIIIa

XII

XIXIa

XIIa

IXIXa

X

VIIIa + Thrombin (IIa) catalyses the conversion of...

V Va

VIII VIIIa

Damaged cells...

Clot retraction

Fibrinolytic system○ Dissolves clots via fibrinolysis○ Thrombin, XIIa, tissue plasminogen activator (t-Pa)

activate plasminogen plasmin○ Plasmin breaks down fibrin and inactivates Ia, IIa,

Va, XIIa WBC/endothelium secrete prostcyclin

(inhibit thromboxane A2) Antithrombin inhibits IIa, Xa, XIIa PC + Thrombomodulin inactivates Va & XIIIa

X

II

I

TF + Ca2+

VII TF - VIIa

Damaged tissue...

Xa + Va

IIa

Ia

XIII

XIIIa

XII

XIXIa

XIIa

IXIXa

X

VIIIa +

Damaged cells...

Antithrombin

Activated Protein C

Plasmin

Heparin○ Speeds up antithrombin action○ Immediate action○ 2 types: unfractioned and LMWH○ Use for DVT prophylaxis post-op

Warfarin○ Inhibits vitamin K reductase, so inactivates clotting

factors○ 3 days before action○ Use as long term anticoagulant, e.g. Prophylaxis,

AF, hip surgery, prosthetic heart valves.

Used within 12hours of MI, thromboembolic stroke, arterial clots

Streptokinase○ Catalyses conversion of plasminogen to plasmin○ Increased risk of bleeds and allergic reaction

Alteplase○ Cleaves plasminogen into plasmin○ Increased risk of stroke

top related