Skin necrosis and purpura fulminans in children with and without thrombophilia - A tertiary center's experience

Keyphrases

• Tertiary Care Hospital 100%
• Thrombophilia 100%
• Center Experience 100%
• Skin Necrosis 100%
• Purpura Fulminans 100%
• Protein C Deficiency 40%
• Factor V Leiden 40%
• Medical Records 20%
• Polymorphism 20%
• Risk Factors 20%
• Heterozygosity 20%
• Activated Protein C 20%
• Vitamin K Antagonists 20%
• Anticoagulants 20%
• Anticoagulant Therapy 20%
• Sepsis 20%
• Presenting Symptoms 20%
• Protein S Deficiency 20%
• Pediatric 20%
• Clinical Management 20%
• Skin Diseases 20%
• Acute Episodes 20%
• 10-year-old children 20%
• C Protein 20%
• Plastic Surgery 20%
• Multiple Origins 20%
• Oral Anticoagulant Therapy 20%
• Fresh Frozen Plasma 20%
• Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation 20%
• Vascular Thrombosis 20%
• Congenital Deficiency 20%
• Multiple Etiologies 20%
• Newborn Period 20%
• Protein C Concentrate 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Skin Necrosis 100%
• Thrombophilia 100%
• Purpura fulminans 100%
• Protein C 80%
• Anticoagulant Therapy 40%
• Factor V Leiden 40%
• Protein C Deficiency 40%
• Medical Record 20%
• Pediatrics 20%
• Vitamin K Antagonist 20%
• Anticoagulant 20%
• Antithrombotic 20%
• Bleeding 20%
• Thrombosis 20%
• Sepsis 20%
• Tertiary Care 20%
• Clinical Management 20%
• Dermatosis 20%
• Plastic Surgery 20%
• Newborn Period 20%
• Protein S 20%
• Heterozygosity 20%
• Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation 20%
• Fresh Frozen Plasma 20%
• Protein S Deficiency 20%
• Drotrecogin Alfa 20%