Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-fever

Aim. To ascertain the role of platelets in pathogenesis of clinical symptoms in patients with Q-fever. Material and methods. We studied hemostasis with estimation of functional platelet activity in 49 patients with Q-fever. Results. Hemorrhagic syndrome (HS) occurred in 34,4 % patients with Q-fever...

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Main Authors: Elena Nikolaevna Lazareva, Viktor Vasil'evich Maleev, Khalip M Galimzyanov, Aleksandr Vasil'evich Burkin, Alla Markovna Polyakova, Ol'ga Semenovna Astrina, M A Babaeva, M M Khok, E N Lazareva, V V Maleev, Kh M Galimzyanov, A V Burkin, A M Polyakova, O S Astrina
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Language:Russian
Published: "Consilium Medicum" Publishing house 2011-11-01
Series:Терапевтический архив
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Online Access:https://ter-arkhiv.ru/0040-3660/article/view/30949
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author Elena Nikolaevna Lazareva
Viktor Vasil'evich Maleev
Khalip M Galimzyanov
Aleksandr Vasil'evich Burkin
Alla Markovna Polyakova
Ol'ga Semenovna Astrina
M A Babaeva
M M Khok
E N Lazareva
V V Maleev
Kh M Galimzyanov
A V Burkin
M M Khok
A M Polyakova
O S Astrina
M A Babaeva
author_facet Elena Nikolaevna Lazareva
Viktor Vasil'evich Maleev
Khalip M Galimzyanov
Aleksandr Vasil'evich Burkin
Alla Markovna Polyakova
Ol'ga Semenovna Astrina
M A Babaeva
M M Khok
E N Lazareva
V V Maleev
Kh M Galimzyanov
A V Burkin
M M Khok
A M Polyakova
O S Astrina
M A Babaeva
author_sort Elena Nikolaevna Lazareva
collection DOAJ
description Aim. To ascertain the role of platelets in pathogenesis of clinical symptoms in patients with Q-fever. Material and methods. We studied hemostasis with estimation of functional platelet activity in 49 patients with Q-fever. Results. Hemorrhagic syndrome (HS) occurred in 34,4 % patients with Q-fever (QF) during seasonal rise of morbidity. HS manifested with petechiae (12%), hematomas (32 %), nasal bleeding (17 %), stomatorrhagia (9 %), melena (12 %). Characteristics and duration of such symptoms as weakness (100%), myalgia (72%), arthralgia (52.9%) suggested hemocoagulatory disorders as a cause of the symptoms appearance. At the height of the disease thrombocytopenia was accompanied with inhibition of platelet aggregation activity, but regression of the clinical symptoms was associated with an increase in platelet count and platelet hyperaggregation. Fibrinogen content was elevated during hospitalization in 50% patients. Conclusion. Clinical manifestations of HS are typical for Q-fever prevalent in the Astrakhan Region. Hemostatic disorders because of altered functional activity of platelets were registered in all the cases and evidence for pathogenetic unbalance of homeostasis in Q-fever patients.
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spelling doaj.art-2267694cccbb48cf88eb79bd6e0c90fb2022-12-21T23:47:03Zrus"Consilium Medicum" Publishing houseТерапевтический архив0040-36602309-53422011-11-018311515527965Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-feverElena Nikolaevna LazarevaViktor Vasil'evich MaleevKhalip M GalimzyanovAleksandr Vasil'evich BurkinAlla Markovna PolyakovaOl'ga Semenovna AstrinaM A BabaevaM M KhokE N Lazareva0V V Maleev1Kh M Galimzyanov2A V Burkin3M M Khok4A M Polyakova5O S Astrina6M A Babaeva7Regional Infectious Hospital, Astrakhan;State Medical Academy, AstrakhanCentral Research Institute of Epidemiology, AstrakhanState Medical Academy, AstrakhanRegional Infectious Hospital, AstrakhanRegional Infectious Hospital, AstrakhanCentral Research Institute of Epidemiology, AstrakhanCentral Research Institute of Epidemiology, AstrakhanRegional Infectious Hospital, AstrakhanAim. To ascertain the role of platelets in pathogenesis of clinical symptoms in patients with Q-fever. Material and methods. We studied hemostasis with estimation of functional platelet activity in 49 patients with Q-fever. Results. Hemorrhagic syndrome (HS) occurred in 34,4 % patients with Q-fever (QF) during seasonal rise of morbidity. HS manifested with petechiae (12%), hematomas (32 %), nasal bleeding (17 %), stomatorrhagia (9 %), melena (12 %). Characteristics and duration of such symptoms as weakness (100%), myalgia (72%), arthralgia (52.9%) suggested hemocoagulatory disorders as a cause of the symptoms appearance. At the height of the disease thrombocytopenia was accompanied with inhibition of platelet aggregation activity, but regression of the clinical symptoms was associated with an increase in platelet count and platelet hyperaggregation. Fibrinogen content was elevated during hospitalization in 50% patients. Conclusion. Clinical manifestations of HS are typical for Q-fever prevalent in the Astrakhan Region. Hemostatic disorders because of altered functional activity of platelets were registered in all the cases and evidence for pathogenetic unbalance of homeostasis in Q-fever patients.https://ter-arkhiv.ru/0040-3660/article/view/30949hemorrhagic syndromethrombocytopeniahypo- and hyperaggregation of plateletsq-fever
spellingShingle Elena Nikolaevna Lazareva
Viktor Vasil'evich Maleev
Khalip M Galimzyanov
Aleksandr Vasil'evich Burkin
Alla Markovna Polyakova
Ol'ga Semenovna Astrina
M A Babaeva
M M Khok
E N Lazareva
V V Maleev
Kh M Galimzyanov
A V Burkin
M M Khok
A M Polyakova
O S Astrina
M A Babaeva
Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-fever
Терапевтический архив
hemorrhagic syndrome
thrombocytopenia
hypo- and hyperaggregation of platelets
q-fever
title Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-fever
title_full Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-fever
title_fullStr Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-fever
title_full_unstemmed Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-fever
title_short Implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of Q-fever
title_sort implication of functional platelet activity in pathogenesis of q fever
topic hemorrhagic syndrome
thrombocytopenia
hypo- and hyperaggregation of platelets
q-fever
url https://ter-arkhiv.ru/0040-3660/article/view/30949
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