Year 2009 Vol. 17 No 1

LECTIONS, REVIEWS

YAKUBTSEVICH R.E., SPAS V.V., PROTASEVICH P.P.

ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY AT THE EXTRACORPOREAL DETOXICATION CARRYING OUT IN THE INTENSIVE THERAPY

The important technics of critical conditions treatment in the intensive therapy are the methods of extracorporeal detoxication (hemosorption, hemodialysis, plasmapheresis, hemofiltration and others). It is known that it is necessary to use these or other anticoagulants to prevent extracorporeal contour thrombosis while performing these procedures. Today the diversity of means, methods and ways of anticoagulant therapy makes specialists carrying out the given kinds of treatment choose the most effective and safe one. In the given literature overview the authors have analyzed the data of the modern investigations including multi-central randomized ones.

Keywords: hemosorption, hemodialysis, plasmapheresis, hemofiltration, low-molecular heparins, heparin.
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