ALTERATIONS OF HEMOSTATIC PARAMETERS FOLLOWING ACUTE ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS EXPOSURE
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https://doi.org/10.46991/PYSUB.2026.60.3.166Keywords:
acute hypoxia, hemostasis, blood coagulation, fibrinogen, hypercoagulability, adaptation, environmental stress factorsAbstract
Acute hypoxia is a significant environmental stressor capable of inducing adaptive and pathophysiological changes in the hemostatic system. The obtained findings demonstrate that acute hypoxic exposure leads to marked disturbances in the hemostatic system, reflected by significant changes in coagulation parameters associated with the development of a hypercoagulable and prothrombotic state. The present study aimed to evaluate alterations in blood coagulation parameters under conditions of acute hypoxia and during the post-hypoxic recovery period.
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