what is the definition of DIC? what is the cause of DIC and etiology?
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DIC stands for Disseminated intravascular coagulation. It is a form of coagulation abnormalities where blood clots occur and blocking the blood vessels.When it reacts with the clotting factor of the body leads to severe bleeding and life threatening situations.
Cause/Etiology
- Trauma
- Post surgery
- Cancer(blood cancer),rhabdomylosis,increased bosy temperature
- Sepsis
- Kssabach Meritt syndrome, HELLP syndrome ,Antiphospholipid syndrome
- Pancreatitis ,dead fetus ,liver failure,
- Transfusion reaction
- Complicated labour
- Infection
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