The value of some laboratory tests for the diagnosis of threatening thrombosis
D. M. Zubairov
Kazan medical journal ›› 1960, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (2) : 74 -76.
The value of some laboratory tests for the diagnosis of threatening thrombosis
The role of increased blood clotting in intravascular thrombus formation and, therefore, in the pathogenesis of many related diseases is currently beyond doubt. This is confirmed by the success of anticoagulant therapy for thromboembolic disease. A definite obstacle to the further spread of this method for prophylaxis in prethrombotic conditions is the difficulty in developing clear indications for its use. Many doctors in such cases rely on the analysis of the clinical features of the pathological process, as well as on the results of determining the blood coagulation rate, the Quick prothrombin index and some other indicators of the blood coagulation system [E. Perlik (1957), B. P. Kushelevsky (1958), N. N. Anosov and B. S. Vilensky (1959)].
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