Genetics of Hypercoagulable and Hypocoagulable States

Keyphrases

• Hypercoagulability 100%
• Hypocoagulability 100%
• Hemophilia B 50%
• Autosomal Dominant 50%
• Pathologic 50%
• Bleeding 50%
• Hemostasis 50%
• C Protein 50%
• Thrombosis 50%
• Von Willebrand Disease 50%
• Vascular Injury 50%
• Hemophilia 50%
• Factor V Leiden 50%
• Antithrombin 50%
• Antiphospholipid Antibodies 50%
• Blood Coagulation 50%
• Inherited Thrombophilias 50%
• Inherited Thrombophilia 50%
• Inheritance Pattern 50%
• Sex-related 50%
• Inherited Bleeding Disorders 50%
• Hereditary Bleeding Disorders 50%
• Natural Anticoagulants 50%
• Venous Stasis 50%
• Prothrombin Gene mutation 50%
• Virchow's Triad 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Protein C 100%
• Bleeding Disorder 100%
• Hypocoagulability 100%
• Gene Mutation 50%
• Blood Stasis 50%
• Antithrombin 50%
• Thrombosis 50%
• Prothrombin 50%
• Von Willebrand Disease 50%
• Blood Vessel Injury 50%
• Autosomal Dominant Inheritance 50%
• Blood Clotting 50%
• Haemophilia A 50%
• Hypercoagulability 50%
• Anticoagulant 50%
• Thrombophilia 50%
• Haemophilia B 50%
• Venous Stasis 50%
• Protein S 50%
• Antiphospholipid Antibody 50%
• Virchow's Triad 50%
• Factor V Leiden 50%