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PLATELET DYSFUNCTION
Document sites, duration and amount of bleeding especially epistaxis, menorrhagia and mucosal bleeding, History of systemic illness, medications, family history.Examine and document bleeding and signs of systemic disease
CBC and smear, PTT, PT, TT
Normal platelet count and morphology Normal to slightly lowPlatelet count and smallPlatelet size
Normal to slightlyLow platelet countAnd large size
New onset bleeding Lifelong bleeding
Platelet inhibiting drugs
Yes
Drug-inducedUnderlyingPlatelet dysfunction
Stop drugIf possible
No
Liver & Renal tests
Abnormal Normal
UremiaLiver disease
AbnormalCBC andBlood smear
MDS
ManageUnderlyingdisease
BMABMB
PTTFVIII,vWF Ag,vWF:RCo
Normal Abnormal
RepeatVon Willebrand’sdisease
Normal
Platelet aggregationstudies
Abnormal
Intrinsic plateletDysfunctionGlanzmann
DDAVPRarely platelettransfusion
vW multimer assay
Normal Abnormal
Type I vWDDDAVP Challenge
Type 2A,2B, 3, Platelet type---vWF replacement.Platelet transfusion for latter
Recurrent infection, Eczema, lymphoreticularMalignancies, males
No Yes
X-linked thrombocytopeniaAmegakaryocytosis
Wiskott-Aldrich
Splenectomy mayreduce bleedingBMT
Specific morphologicabnormality
Yes No
Brenard-Soulier: Very large plateletsAbnormal ristocetin aggregationMay-Hegglin: Large platelets+Dohle bodiesGray platelet syndrom: Large, pale platelets
ITP,Other macrothrom-bocytopenias
Platelet dysfunctionCan be seen in ITPBut low count is moreimportant
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