Leukocytosis is a process in which the cellular composition of the blood changes, and the level of leukocytes rises. Their activity in the peripheral blood increases due to the appearance of infectious agents. In many cases, leukocytosis is a Read the full entry »
Hemolytic anemia is a clinico-hematological symptom complex that occurs as a result of the shortening of the duration of the functioning of red blood cells due to their increased disintegration. Given pathology Read the rest of this entry »
Coronary insufficiency is a condition in which coronary blood flow decreases or stops completely. As a result, the heart muscle is not adequately supplied with nutrients, oxygen. Insufficiency can be divided into two types: Read the entire entry »
Agranulocytosis is a syndrome characterized by a sharp decrease in granulocytes in the blood (less than 1x109 / l, normally 6.8 × 109 / L), including neutrophils below 0.5-1x109 / l (normal 1.8-6 , 5 × 109 / L). Agranulocytosis is a variant of neutropenia, at which the decrease occurs Read the full entry »
Aplastic anemia is a hereditary or acquired pathology of blood, caused by the damage to the stem cells of the bone marrow, which leads to the deep depression of hemopoiesis. The first information about aplastic anemia was received back in 1888, however, Read the full entry »
Thrombocytopenia is a pathology associated with a sharp drop in the number of red blood cells or platelets. Platelets have a huge impact on the mechanism of blood clotting, which is why their deficiency can cause a sensation. Read the rest of this entry »
Iron deficiency anemia is a common clinico-hematologic symptom complex due to inadequate percentage of iron in the body and manifested by a decrease in the level of both erythrocytes and hemoglobin in the peripheral blood. In the general structure of all anemia, Read the full entry »
The hepatic coma is a severe condition of central nervous system depression and its functions associated with disorders in the circulatory system that arise due to severe liver failure, due to a significant drop in the portal blood system. Read the rest of this entry »
