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Hemostasis in chronic liver disease

absorbable antibiotics vs. standard therapy in 30 patients with LC [4]. After 7 days of treatment with standard therapy no changes of laboratory variables were observed; conversely patients treated with non-absorbable antibiotics showed a significant and simultaneous reduction of endotoxemia, thrombin generation, and D-dimer plasma levels. Together these data suggest that endotoxemia may play a pivotal role in activating clotting system not only in portal but also in systemic circulation, and could represent a common mechanism accounting for PVT, systemic hyperfibrinolysis and eventually gastrointestinal bleeding. Clinical trials should be planned in the near future to investigate the validity of such hypothesis.