[Effects of basic therapy of ischemic heart disease on vascular-platelet hemostasis during myocardial revascularization].

Effects of preoperative therapy of coronary diseases with calcium antagonists and aspirin on vascular platelet hemostasis during aortocoronary shunting (ACS) have been studied in order to evaluate the role of hemostasis disorders in the pathogenesis of perioperative hemorrhagic complications. Therapy of coronary disease with these drugs during preparation to ACS can involve changes in platelet functional activity, depending on the individual sensitivity of patients. Drug-induced thrombocytopathy can induce pathological hemorrhages in the perioperative period of ACS.