SPECIFIC ASPECTS OF TROMBOCYTOPATHIES DIAGNOSTIC IN CHILDREN

Abstract

The purpose of the present research is to study clinical-laboratory features of trombocytopathies in children. Clinical-laboratory parameters of 40 children aged 3-14 years old with hereditary and acquired forms of trombocytopathies have been studied. Haemorrhagic syndrome in majority of children presented as recurrent nasal and subcutaneous bleeding (55 and 25% respectively). Histograms data revealed an increased level of platelets at their normal amount in peripheral blood. The most sensitive haemostasiogram tests were: Ivy’s bleeding period, degree of platelets aggregation with adrenalin and ADP, aggregation period with ADP and aggregation speed with adrenalin.