Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Haemorrhagic Diseases
- Increased Vascular Fragility
- Non- Thrombocytopenic purpura
- 1) Capillary Damage
- Bacterial Toxins
- Ex. Septicemia
- 2) Chemical or Drug - Induced
- Heavy metals, Pesticides, Salicylate (Aspirin)
- 3) Anaphylaxis or Allergy
- 4) Connective Tissue Disease
- Ehlers -
Danlos
syndrome
- Effects connective
tissue of Endothelial
walls
- Inadequate Haemostatic response
- Thrombocyte Deficiency or Dysfunction
- Primary
Thrombocytopenia
Purpura
- Secondary
Thrombocytopenia
Purpura
- Thrombocytopenia
- A) Decreased
platelet
production
- Ex. Bone marrow disease
- Bone marrow depleted of
Megakaryocytes results in
reduced platelets in blood
- May be Pancytopenia
if all cell lines affected
- Diseases that depress
bone marrow functions:
- Severe
viral/bacteria/protozoal
infections
- Plant toxicity
- Neoplasia
- B) Increased platelet
destruction/utilization
- Usually idiopathic
- May be immune mediated
- Primary Immune
mediated
thrombocytopenia
- Ab directed at
Megakaryocytes
- Secondary Immune
mediated
thrombocytopenia
- FIV, FeLV
- Non-Immune mediated
- DIC, Vasculitis
- Bone marrow may show
Megakaryocyte
hyperplasia
- Regeneration
- C) Platelet sequestration
- Usually only causes
mild thrombocytopenia
- Thrombopathias
- Clotting Factor Deficiency
or Derangement
- Usually Familial & Congenital
- Haemophilia A -
Factor VIII deficiency
- Von Willebrand's Disease
(Factor VIII related protein)
- 3 types (Dogs)
- Results in poor platelet
Rxn with Endothelial cells
- Most commonly identified
in dogs and cats
- Aquired Coagulopathies
- Vitamin K
antagonism (Co-factor
for some enzymes
involved in
coagulation)
- Coumarin rodenticides
- Some plants
- Mouldy Melilotus
- Vitamin K Deficiency
- Secondary to
maldigestion or
malabsorption
- Liver failure
- Lack of production of
coagulation factors