Véralvadási
Véralvadási, also known as blood coagulation or hemostasis, is a critical process that prevents excessive bleeding following injury to a blood vessel. It involves a complex cascade of events where platelets and plasma proteins, known as clotting factors, work together to form a stable blood clot. This clot effectively seals the damaged vessel, stopping blood loss.
The process begins with primary hemostasis, where platelets adhere to the site of injury and aggregate to
Véralvadási is a finely tuned process. If it is too slow, excessive bleeding can occur, which can