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. 2019 Apr 24;10:409. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.00409

Table 1.

Histopathological evidence of hemostasis components in multiple sclerosis.

Hemostasis components Main findings (patient sample size/methodology) References
COAGULATION
FXII Deposition nearby dendritic cells positive for uPAR. (10)
Fibrinogen Presence within demyelinated centers (23 acute MS plaques). (109)
Detected in 19 inactive plaques, co-localize with astrocytes (32 inactive plaques). (110)
Perivascular detection in type I, II and V lesions. Leakage within central plaques parenchyma (immunohistochemistry on 155 MS lesions from 13 early cases of MS). (111)
Extravascular staining with perivascular distribution in association with microglial activation (active MS lesions analyzed by confocal microscopy). (112)
Perivascular distribution of leakage and differential degree of deposition in WM. Co-localization with astrocytes. Correlation with the grade of tight junctions' abnormality (2,198 MS and 1,062 control vessels analyzed by confocal microscopy). (113)
Leakage both in active and chronic lesions; reactivity also in NAWM and in WM. Co-localization with astrocytes and neuronal process (postmortem MRI on MS lesions). (2)
Extravasation close to the blood vessels only in chronic active lesions (4 chronic active lesions and 5 chronic inactive lesions from 4 MS brains). (65)
Fibrin(ogen) Extracellular deposition predominantly located in layers 5 and 6 of the cortex in MS. Intracellular deposition detected in neurons and astrocytes (immunohistochemistry on the cortex of 47 progressive MS and 10 controls). (12)
Fibrin Staining overlap with macrophages and axons, and extended into NAWM (32 inactive plaques). (110)
Deposition in areas of activated microglia (immunohistochemistry on 155 MS lesions from 13 early cases of MS). (111)
Deposition occurs in pre-demyelinating areas of activated microglia. (11)
INHIBITORS
Protein C inhibitor Detected in chronic active plaques (Mass spectrometry MS plaques). (103)
C1INH Detected in MS plaques. (114)

C1INH, C1 inhibitor; F, factor; NAWM, normal-appearing white matter; MS, multiple sclerosis; uPAR, urokinase plasminogen activator receptor; WM, white matter.