… both thrombosis and complement … Complement-mediated thrombosis and its relevance
for disease. The interplay between complement activation and platelet-mediated thrombosis …

… Conversely, platelets also provide a surface for complement activation in infectious diseases
and platelet-bound complement boosts the inflammatory functions of innate immune cells …

… Increased complement activation has been implicated in thrombotic microangiopathy,
systemic inflammation, and hypercoagulation in rare disorders and pathogenic virus infections, …

… the role of complement activation and hemolysis in the onset of thrombosis in hemolytic
diseases. … activation contributing to the pathogenesis of thrombosis. Finally, we will combine this …

… Cross-interplay of the complement and hemostatic systems could … -inflammation” (67).
Abundant evidence demonstrated that complement hyperactivation is correlated with thrombosis …

… For a more comprehensive overview of the complement system, the reader is referred to ref.
… of the complement system that are important for inflammation and coagulation or thrombosis …

… a central regulator of inflammation and thrombosis, pre-formed TF can rapidly shift
functions from cell signaling to coagulation by conformational activation in a complement-dependent, …

… on inflammatory and other cells promotes complement activation … complement component
occurs and increases with tissue injury and inflammation by properdin and other inflammatory …

… Coronavirus and complement.A, Simplified diagram of the common complement pathway.
Eculizumab … B, In humans, overactivation of the complement pathway can lead to thrombotic …

… In this review, we discuss the relative role of the different complement activation … inflammation
and thrombosis and propose the hypothesis that blockade of the terminal complement …