A. Berger , C. Matei , P. Lallemant , P. Guiot , N. Bischoff , X. Delabranche
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Abstract
Contact system was thought to be an accessory pathway for thrombin generation. It appears that this system participate to fibrinolysis, vascular tone and capillary permeability regulation. These actions are mediated by FXII and bradykinin generated from high molecular weight kininogen. C1-inhibitor is the main regulatory protein. During cardiopulmonary bypass, activation of contact system occurs with secondary fibrinolysis, capillary leak syndrome and vasopl6gie. CI-inhibitor consumption leads to acquired deficit and therapeutic use may be of interest.