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In DIC, coagulation is activated throughout the circulation. Tiny clots use up platelets and clotting factors, while fibrin breakdown products rise. The patient may clot in organs and bleed from lines, wounds, gums or the gut.
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In DIC, coagulation is activated throughout the circulation. Tiny clots use up platelets and clotting factors, while fibrin breakdown products rise. The patient may clot in organs and bleed from lines, wounds, gums or the gut.
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