Studies from the past 50 years have contributed to the expanding knowledge regarding
developmental hemostasis. This is a dynamic process that begins in the fetal phase and is …

Hemostasis is a dynamic process that starts in utero. The coagulation system evolves with
age, as evidenced by marked physiological differences in the concentration of the majority of …

The pediatric hemostatic balance, which is different from that in adults, is an evolving
process as the hemostatic system changes and matures throughout the time from fetal to …

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The hemostatic system is a dynamic evolving process that is age-dependent. Components
of the hemostatic system are synthesized in early fetal life and do not cross the placenta from …

Developmental Hemostasis refers to the age-related changes in the coagulation system that
are most marked during neonatal life and childhood. An understanding of these changes is …

Children cannot be considered as miniature adults regarding to hemostatic balance. There
is a great difference between neonatal, pediatric, and adult hemostatic systems. The concept …

Neonates form a unique cohort with distinct features associated with the hemostatic system
compared with older children and adults. The development of the human hemostatic system …

The maturation and postnatal development of the human coagulation system was first
studied and described more than 20 years ago. These older studies, supported by more …

The coagulation system involves a dynamic group of procoagulation and anticoagulation
proteins that appear early in fetal life and whose levels change throughout childhood and …