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Impact of genetic variation on perioperative bleeding.


ABSTRACT: Variation in bleeding in the perioperative period is a complex and multifactorial event associated with immediate and delayed consequences for the patient and health care resources. Little is known about the complex genetic influences on perioperative bleeding. With the discovery of multiple variations in the human genome and ever-growing databases of well-phenotyped surgical patients, better identification of patients at risk of bleeding is becoming a reality. In this review, polymorphisms in the platelet receptor genes, plasminogen activator inhibitor, and angiotensin genes among others will be discussed. We will explore the nature, effects, and implications of the genetics that influence perioperative bleeding above and beyond surgical bleeding, particularly in cardiac surgery.

SUBMITTER: Muehlschlegel JD 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5266599 | biostudies-literature | 2008 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Impact of genetic variation on perioperative bleeding.

Muehlschlegel Jochen D JD   Body Simon C SC  

American journal of hematology 20080901 9


Variation in bleeding in the perioperative period is a complex and multifactorial event associated with immediate and delayed consequences for the patient and health care resources. Little is known about the complex genetic influences on perioperative bleeding. With the discovery of multiple variations in the human genome and ever-growing databases of well-phenotyped surgical patients, better identification of patients at risk of bleeding is becoming a reality. In this review, polymorphisms in t  ...[more]

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