Journal of Thrombosis and Circulation: Open Access

Abstrait

Hypercoagulability: Systematic View

Mani Chandan Katthula

Hypercoagulability or thrombophilia is the expanded propensity of blood to thrombose. An ordinary and solid reaction to seeping for keeping up hemostasis includes the development of a steady coagulation, and the interaction is called coagulation. Hypercoagulability depicts the pathologic condition of overstated coagulation or coagulation without dying. Various constituents of the blood interface to make a clots. Diverse hypercoagulable states and thrombophilic sicknesses cause hypercoagulability.