THROMBOTIC DISEASE

Abstract

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the etiology, clinical symptoms, types, and prevention of thrombosis. The study examined in detail the main mechanisms of thrombus formation in blood vessels, including Virchow's triad: vascular wall damage, coagulation system imbalance, and blood flow slowing. The occurrence of thrombosis in various locations, including venous and arterial vessels, as well as the impact on vital organs such as the heart and brain, was analyzed. The stages of cellular and biochemical development of thrombi, the consequences of circulatory disorders, and the clinical symptoms of this process were extensively covered. The importance of a healthy lifestyle, preventive measures, and modern anticoagulant drugs for the prevention of thrombosis is also shown. This scientific work provides practical guidelines for the prevention of life-threatening complications of thrombosis, including heart attack and stroke. The results of the study suggest new approaches to ensuring a healthy circulatory system and taking effective measures against thrombosis.