- The conditions under which systemic hyperfibrinolysis develops (overdose of plasminogen activators: streptokinase, urokinase, etc.);
- with a decrease in the ability to form a hemostatic thrombus (with a violation of procoagulant, platelet or vascular components of hemostasis);
- with localized hemorrhages due to increased local fibrinolytic activity (after tonsillectomy, operations on the prostate, bladder, menorrhagia).
- with surgical operations and various pathological processes with increased fibrinolytic activity of the blood; operations on the brain (including, with subarachnoid hemorrhages), operations on the lungs, heart, vessels, thyroid and pancreas; after dental interventions, with premature detachment of the normally located placenta,prolonged retention in the uterine cavity of the dead fetus, uterine bleeding; with acute pancreatitis; liver diseases; nasal, gastrointestinal bleeding.
- prevention of the development of secondary hypophybrinogenemia in massive transfusions of canned blood.