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Utilization of the Caprini score in conjunction with thrombodynamic testing reduces the number of unpredicted postoperative venous thromboembolism events in patients with colorectal cancer
Kirill Lobastov ,
Galina Dementieva ,
Natalia Soshitova ,
Astanda Bargandzhiya ,
Victor Barinov ,
Leonid Laberko ,
Grigoriy Rodoman
September 2019
September 2019
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Abstract
The thrombodynamic test (TD) is a novel global test of hemostasis that allows to study
the spatial-temporal characteristics of a clot formation in real time under conditions
close to natural ones and demonstrates high sensitivity to detect the state of hypercoagulation.
The main paraments of the test are the velocity of clot growth, clot's size, and clot
density. The objective of this study was to compare the classic Caprini 2005 score
and its modified version in association with the results of TD. The goal is to predict
postoperative venous thromboembolism (VTE) in surgical patients undergoing surgery
for colorectal cancer.