Comprehensive study of haemostasis in nephrotic syndrome

Nephron
F PanicucciS Giovannetti

Abstract

A comprehensive study of haemostasis has been performed in a homogeneous group of 20 patients with nephrotic syndrome without renal failure. We have found unchanged number of platelets and a significant increase of platelet adhesiveness and aggregation; increased levels of activity and related antigen of fibrinogen, of factor VIII, of activity of factors II, VII and X and of antigens of factors XIII. Antithrombin III was unchanged in plasma and was detected in the urine. Euglobulin lysis times were decreased, and levels of plasminogen and its activators were increased after a venous occlusion test. At the same time urokinase inhibitors and antiplasmins were increased not only after, but also before a venous occlusion test. Fibrinogen degradation products have been found in the urine of all our patients but not in their sera.

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