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HYPER- COAGULOPATHIES		The hypercoagulopathic disorders are the casue of significant morbidity and mortality, yet they remian underappreciated and misunderstood by most physicians. Their main complications that are well publicized are miscarriages and major thrombotic and embolic events. However, they are also the cause of significant soft tissue pathology, chronic ulcers, non-healing wounds, and unexpected complications of trauma and surgery. They also cause complications of immunopathic and other diseases, complications often erroneously attributed to the immune disorder per se. The following resources detail the soft tissue complications and pathology of these disorders. There are currently three resources online, with more pending.
#01 Hypercoagulability: general principles, & chronic wounds		Hypercoagulability – Prethrombotic and Microthrombotic Disorders. Marc E. Gottlieb. Originally presented at The Boswick Burn and Wound Meeting, Maui, February, 2000. Subsequent presentations, 2000-2006. This paper presents a detailed explanation of these disorders and their wound related complications. Slides only. Slide version (PDF 10MB).
#02 Hypercoagulability: general principles, & chronic wounds		Hypercoagulability – Prethrombotic and Microthrombotic Disorders. Marc E. Gottlieb. Presentations, 2001-2006. This paper is a companion to the above document, with full text annotation. Slides and text. Annotated page version (PDF 2.5MB). Complete annotation.
#03 Hypercoagulability: Coagulopathic ulcers – criteria and nomenclature		Coagulopathic Ulcers – Criteria and Nomenclature. Marc E. Gottlieb. Originally presented at the Wound Healing Society, Scottsdale, May, 2006. This poster expands on these concepts, and presents a more formal nomenclature for these disorders, plus further insights into underlying pathophysiology, especially the link between inflammation and coagulation.. Images and text. Poster version (PDF 2MB)
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