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thrombophilia
thrombophilia (ˌθrɒmbəʊˈfɪlɪə) n (Pathology) a condition marked by the tendency to develop blood clots or thrombosisthrombophiliaa tendency to the occurrence of thrombosis or abnormal blood clotting.See also: Disease and IllnessEncyclopediaSeehypercoagulabilitythrombophilia
thrombophilia [throm″bo-fil´e-ah] a tendency toward thrombosis.throm·bo·phil·i·a (throm'bō-fil'ē-ă), [MIM*188050] A disorder of the hemopoietic system in which there is a tendency to the occurrence of thrombosis. [thrombo- + G. philos, fond] throm·bo·phil·i·a (throm'bō-fil'ē-ă) A disorder of the hemopoietic system in which there is a tendency toward thrombosis. [thrombo- + G. philos, fond]thrombophilia A tendency to blood clotting within the blood vessels (a hypercoagulable state). The condition, which may be of genetic origin results from any defect or deficiency of a natural anticoagulant such as activated protein C, antithrombin or protein S. Resistance to activated protein C is an important cause. Thrombophilia increases the probability of heart attacks, strokes and, in pregnant women, miscarriage. |