HEMOSTATIC DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH HIV INFECTION AND LIVER DISEASES

Аннотация

HIV infection and liver diseases are significant medical problems that have a significant impact on the hemostatic system. The liver plays a key role in maintaining hemostatic homeostasis, synthesizing most blood coagulation factors, anticoagulants, and components of the fibrinolysis system. Liver dysfunction, especially when combined with HIV infection, can lead to an imbalance in the hemostatic system, which increases the risk of both bleeding and thrombosis [1]. The combination of HIV infection and liver diseases, such as viral hepatitis, significantly increases the risk of developing end-stage liver disease and associated complications [2].