DIC-syndrome can be acute, exacerbating, prolonged and hidden. With all these options, especially in acute cases, repeated transitions from thrombotic to hemorrhagic complications are possible, and vice versa. Classification Stage I – hypercoagulation and platelet
Continue readingWhat is the Histological Classification of Lymphogranulomatosis? There are 4 histological types of lymphogranulomatosis: lymphohistiocytic (lymphoid predominance), nodular sclerosis, mixed cell and lymphoid depletion. With this pathology, there are no pronounced foci of sclerosis and
Continue readingWhat is Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome? The term “hemolytic uremic syndrome” was introduced by a scientist Gasser et al, who observed in 1955 a child with hemolytic anemia and severe kidney damage. Similar descriptions existed before,
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