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ON M.S MACHABELI ALLOCATE 4 STAGES
Stage I - hypercoagulability
Stage II - consumption coagulopathy
Stage III - a sharp decrease in the blood of all procoagulants, up to the complete absence of fibrinogen.
Stage IV - recovery.

CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO FEDOROV Z. D. AND
DR. (1979), BARYSHEV B. A. (1981)
Stage I - hypercoagulation.
Stage II - hypocoagulation.
Stage III - hypocoagulation with generalized activation of fibrinolysis
Stage IV - complete non-coagulability of the blood.

Stage I - hypercoagulation
Damage:
vascular endothelium of the microvasculature
platelets
Other formed elements of blood
Generalized microcirculation disorders
Entry into the blood of tissue and platelet coagulation factors
Generalized intravascular thrombosis
Consumption of coagulation factors and physiological anticoagulants – consumption coagulopathy
Activation of fibrinolysis
complete loss of blood clotting

Hypocoagulation
in the phase of spasm of venules and arterioles, stratification of plasma and formed elements develops in the capillaries - the “sludge” phenomenon.
Aggregation of formed elements, enveloping them with fibrin are accompanied by the consumption of blood coagulation factors and activation of fibrinolysis

PHASE 3 DIC
consumption with activation of local fibrinolysis.
Afibrinogenemia in combination with a pronounced activation of fibrinolysis.

PHASE 4 DIC
Generalized fibrinolysis

Treatment
increased anticoagulant activity of the blood (heparin, ATS, fresh frozen plasma);
improvement of antiplatelet activity (antiplatelet agents, antispasmodics, antioxidants, vitamins);
suppression of proteolysis (gordox, contrykal, trasylol);
removing toxins from the body (detoxification agents)
plasmapheresis

Treatment
antiplatelet agents (trental, agapurine, chimes), vitamin B6, antispasmodics (no-shpa), reopoliglyukin, heparin, fresh frozen plasma (FFP).
restoration of systemic hemodynamics (hydroxyethylated starch 6% and 10% 500.0-1000.0 ml, rheopolyglucin, polyglucin, albumin 5%, gelatinol)
crystalloid solutions: 5-10% glucose solution, isotonic sodium chloride solution, Ringer-Locke solution, lactasol

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