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Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

Trombofilia a niedokrwienny udar mózgu

Jacek Musiał1
Journal of Transfusion Medicine 2023;16(4):253-259.

Streszczenie

Niedokrwienny udar mózgu najczęściej jest spowodowany zmianami miażdżycowymi w domózgowych naczyniach tętniczych lub zatorowością w przebiegu zaburzeń rytmu serca. W rzadszych przypadkach, szczególnie u ludzi młodych, może jednak wiązać się ze stanami nadkrzepliwości krwi. Wykrycie współistnienia trombofilii wymaga specjalistycznej diagnostyki i w pewnych przypadkach wpływa zasadniczo na postępowanie z chorym. Wykrycie trombofilii może wpływać na decyzję o zabiegowym zamknięciu przetrwałego otworu owalnego u chorych po przebytym udarze niedokrwiennym mózgu, natomiast wykrycie zespołu antyfosfolipidowego wpływa istotnie na wybór leczenia przeciwzakrzepowego w ramach wtórnej prewencji udaru.

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