Coagulopathy is related to different clinical pictures, involving the activation of the process of coagulation resulting in thrombus deposition in the microcircle and consumption of coagulation factors and platelets.
The triggers are. bacterial sepsis, viral infections, trauma, burns, shock, injury cranial, tumors, hemangiomas, and intravascular hemolysis. The typical signs of coagulopathy are bleeding, thrombosis, and possible complications to the system gastroenteric. DIC-specific therapy may be necessary if the trigger is not controllable or if there is severe bleeding in progress. Yes based on the use of clotting factors, platelet concentrates or apheresis, concentrated hematins and heparin.
Some laboratory tests such as CBC, peripheral blood smear and coagulation tests should be followed.
Source: Mediserve‘s Medical Emergencies in Pediatrics.
