Abstract
This review presents the features of coagulopathy and thrombotic risk in COVID-19 in middle-aged people. A consistent increase in the D-dimer and the presence of thrombosis and PE in seriously ill middle-aged patients with COVID-19 was shown with a decrease in other blood clotting parameters, such as fibrinogen, platelets or antithrombin, which are associated with DIC syndrome. Therefore, there is a need to identify an increased risk of thrombotic events at an early stage and prevent thrombotic events and organ damage as much as possible. The use of thrombolytic therapy is also being considered. Currently, great efforts are being made by the international medical and scientific communities, the new coronovirus infection COVID-19 is a problem and the prognosis for hospitalized patients with COVID-19, especially in the critical form, continues to be unfavorable not only for elderly and old patients, but also for middle-aged patients. age. Despite the fact that this disease is considered multifactorial, thrombotic complications play an important role in the further prognosis in this category of patients.
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