A case control study on the structural equation model of the mechanism of coagulation and fibrinolysis imbalance in chronic schistosomiasis.

Medicine (Baltimore) · 2017 · PMC5319523 · PMID 28207534

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[ 19 ] Analysis of the results showed an increasing trend for the levels of coagulation factors and a decreasing trend for anticoagulation factors with no significant difference in coagulation duration with progression of disease stage in patients with chronic schistosomiasis ( P < 0.05); this resulted in a hypercoagulable state of the coagulation and anticoagulation systems.

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3 Results 3.1 Comparisons of routine blood test, liver function, and liver fibrosis As shown in Table 1 , with the progression of the disease stage of schistosomiasis japonica, the indicators of liver function in patients, for example, ALT, AST, TB, DB, GGT, GLB, ALP, and of liver fibrosis, for example, HA, PCIII, IV-C, and LN, showed an increasing trend; this was more serious in advanced schistosomiasis.

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