2000
DOI: 10.1136/jcp.53.6.419
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Neonatal thrombosis

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“…En la deficiencia de proteína S, el tratamiento sustitutivo se efectúa con plasma fresco congelado. 79,83 El tratamiento se mantiene hasta que las lesiones se resuelvan completamente, lo cual ocurre dentro de las 6-8 semanas. 40 El tratamiento a largo plazo se debe realizar con anticoagulación oral (manteniendo la razón internacional normatizada -RIN-entre 2,5 y 4,5) o con heparina de bajo peso molecular (HBPM), junto con terapia de reemplazo con proteína C (o S), de acuerdo con la sintomatología del paciente.…”
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“…En la deficiencia de proteína S, el tratamiento sustitutivo se efectúa con plasma fresco congelado. 79,83 El tratamiento se mantiene hasta que las lesiones se resuelvan completamente, lo cual ocurre dentro de las 6-8 semanas. 40 El tratamiento a largo plazo se debe realizar con anticoagulación oral (manteniendo la razón internacional normatizada -RIN-entre 2,5 y 4,5) o con heparina de bajo peso molecular (HBPM), junto con terapia de reemplazo con proteína C (o S), de acuerdo con la sintomatología del paciente.…”
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“…HBOT in treatment of neonatal arterial thromboembolism J Wieber et al Discussion TE occlusion of peripheral arteries is rare problem of newborn infants. 1 It can occur as a result of maternal diabetes, coagulopathies or, most commonly, complications of central catheter placement, 2 and is associated with birth anoxia, preeclampsia and congenital heart disease. 1 None of the above risk factors applied to this patient.…”
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“…1 It can occur as a result of maternal diabetes, coagulopathies or, most commonly, complications of central catheter placement, 2 and is associated with birth anoxia, preeclampsia and congenital heart disease. 1 None of the above risk factors applied to this patient. The congenital prothrombotic disorders that have been linked to TEs in newborns include deficiencies of antithrombin, protein C, protein S and plasminogen and the presence of prothrombin gene 20210A and Factor V Leiden.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…For protein S deficiency, replacement therapy is done using fresh frozen plasma. 79,83 Treatment is administered until lesions resolve completely, which usually occurs in 6-8 weeks. 40 Long-term treatment should include oral anticoagulation (maintaining an international normalized ratio [INR] between 2.5 and 4.5) or with low molecular weight heparin (LMWH), together with protein C (or S) replacement, depending on the patient's symptoms.…”
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confidence: 99%