Aspects of the Molecular Markers of Hemostatic Mechanism in Clinical Medicine

Thrombosis is the pathological process resulting from the inappropriate and propagation of the hemostatic response. The principle determinants of thrombosis can be categorized in contemporary terms according to Virchow' s paradigm: abnormalities in endothelial function ( vessel function ), rheotogy ( blood flow ), or blood component,either alone or in combination, can promote thrombus formation.