Production and characterization of factor VIII produced by recombinant DNA technology

Production and characterization of factor VIII produced by recombinant DNA technology

CONGRESS ABSTRACTS OF 12TH NATIONAL Vol. 70,Suppl. 1 s15 THROFiBOLYTIC AND FIBRINOLYTIC THERAPIES: CRITERIA FOR A DIFFERENTATION. F. Laghi Pasini l...

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CONGRESS

ABSTRACTS OF 12TH NATIONAL

Vol. 70,Suppl. 1

s15 THROFiBOLYTIC AND FIBRINOLYTIC THERAPIES: CRITERIA FOR A DIFFERENTATION. F. Laghi Pasini lnSti.tUte of CliniCal Medicine - University of SIENA - ITALY Thrombolytic therapy consists on the administration of pharmacologic agent able to induce lysis of arterial or venous preformed thrombi, by directly converting plasminogen to plasmin. Thrombolytic drugs represent the main treatment of A.M.I., and are also widely employed in the therapy of pulmonary embolism, D.V.T., ischaemic cerebral infarction, P.D.A.D. Conversely, profibrinolytic therapy employes a series of molecules able to enhance endogenous fibrinolytic activity, by tPA release from inducing endothelial cells. Such a therapeutic approach is mainly used for the antithrombotic prophylaxis of those conditions characterized by a poor spontaneous fibrinolysis. Such treatments, while being well defined in terms of therapeutic goals, can be distinguiseed from the pharmacologic point of view on the basis of the different effects produced on circulating cells (platelets, neutrophils, R.B.C.), blood rheology, endothelial cell function. The systemic lytic state induced by thrombolytic treatment, supports a long-lasting procoagulant activity by means of series of mechanisms, not completely identified as yet. Such mechanisms may becorrected by the combined administration of drugs aimed to prevent rethrombosis. Profibrinolytic agents, namely heparansulphates and defibrotide, do not induce high plasmin activity,and they modulate interactions among endothelial cells, platelets, and neutrophils, shifting their functional expression towards antithrombotic activity.

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