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Qualitätsmerkmale gerinnungsaktiver Plasmaderivate und rationeller klinischer Einsatz von Prothrombinkomplexkonzentraten (PPSB)

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Neue Entwicklungen in der Transfusionsmedizin

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Zur Substitution von Hämostasedefekten stehen auf der einen Seite Plasma, das alle Hämostasefaktoren in physiologischer Konzentration enthält, und auf der anderen Seite höchst reine, konzentrierte Präparationen eines Hämostasefaktors zur Verfügung. PPSB-Konzentrat nimmt eine Mittelstellung ein, da es einerseits hochkonzentriert ist, ca. 25-fach im Vergleich zu Plasma, andererseits im Unterschied zu den anderen Faktoren-Konzentraten zahlreiche Hämostasefaktoren enthält, nämlich die Faktoren IX, VII, X und II. Neben Antithrombin III-Konzentrat sind Prothrombinkomplex-Präparate die häufigsten im stationären Bereich verabreichten Präparate.

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Köhler, M. (1992). Qualitätsmerkmale gerinnungsaktiver Plasmaderivate und rationeller klinischer Einsatz von Prothrombinkomplexkonzentraten (PPSB). In: Hellstern, P., Maurer, C. (eds) Neue Entwicklungen in der Transfusionsmedizin. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77443-0_5

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