Pregnancy Thrombophilia: The Unsuspected Risk
by Petar Ivanov /
2003 / English / PDF
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The main purpose of this book is to provide an update of the current statements of the place and treatment options of thrombophilic conditions during pregnancy. The book gives you a chance to a rapid review of the recent stands, concerning maternal thrombotic state and authoritative and easy to read summary answers in your daily pregnancy follow up practice.
Learn the recent statements concerning the impact and management of mother-fetal thrombophilia, the achievement necessary for gestation complication prevention and realizing a successful pregnancy valuation.
The book encompasses complete many-sides aspects of thrombophilic conditions during pregnancy, including clinical and basic knowledge approach faced to:
1) Obstetricians, IVF involving gynecologists, Internists, and General practitioners, especially skilled in high risk pregnancy assessment will receive up to date evidence for mother thrombophilia testing indications, an incoming pharmacogenetic approach of individualized antithrombotic therapy and thrombotic tendency management in assisted reproductive technics
2) Physicians, in particular geneticists, biologists and all researchers, who combine the science of the laboratory with teaching practice, will have essential benefits from the chapters of physiology, pathological and molecular basis of maternal/fetus thrombophilia
3) The mother-health incorporated immunologists will find a new therapeutic approach beyond anticoagulant treatment in pregnancy with autoimmune conditions.
Contents
Preface
1 Genetics and Molecular Pathophysiology of Thrombotic States
2 Placenta Changes During Pregnancy with Thrombophilia — Influences of Low Molecular Weight Heparin Therapy
3 Main Types of Clinical Appearance of Thrombophilic States During Pregnancy - Target Groups for Thrombophilia Testing
4 Pharmacogenetics and the Treatment of Thrombophilia
5 Antiphospholipid Antibodies Syndrome and Reproductive Failures: New Therapeutic Trends Beyond Aspirin and Heparin
6 Thrombophilia in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: A Review of Multiple Mechanisms and Resultant Clinical Outcomes
7 Thrombophilia in Assisted Reproductive Technology — Place and Needs of Thromboprophylaxis
