Good afternoon, dear visitors of the Primed site. Today we want to share with you the good news - the section of our website dedicated to coagulation has been updated and expanded. Coagulation is the process of binding blood. This is a very important function that helps us prevent bleeding. Blood consists of fluid (plasma) and particles (platelets) that clog wounds and help them heal. When we are vulnerable, platelets are activated and begin to bind together to fill the gaps in the wound and stop the bleeding. Coagulation occurs sequentially in three stages: activation, plasma complex and fibrinolytic complex. Activation is the first stage of coagulation, during which platelets are activated. First of all, the coagulation factors present in the blood are activated. These factors bind to the wound and activate platelets. Plasma complex is the second stage of coagulation. At this stage, the coagulation factors in the blood plasma are activated. These factors bind to the wound and activate platelets. The fibrinolytic complex is the third and last stage of coagulation. At this stage, the coagulation factors in the tissues are activated. These factors bind to the wound and activate platelets.
15/09/2022 14:56:42
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