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Acute cigarette smoke exposure reduces clot lysis--association between altered fibrin architecture and the response to t-PA.

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Rajat S Barua Fridolin Sy Sundararajan Srikanth Grace Huang Usman Javed Cyrus Buhari Dennis Margosan Waqas Aftab John A Ambrose

Thromb Res 2010 Nov 1;126(5):426-30. Epub 2010 Sep 1.

Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, University of California San Francisco, Fresno, CA 93721, USA.

Background: Enhanced thrombolysis is a proposed mechanism for reduced mortality in cigarette smokers with STEMI ("smoker's paradox"). The mechanisms remain unclear but studies suggest fibrin architecture (FA) may affect thrombolysis. Our group has previously shown that acute cigarette smoke exposure (CSE) alters FA. This study was done to evaluate the association between FA, thrombolysis and CSE.

Methods And Results: Otherwise healthy smokers (n=22) were studied before and after smoking two cigarettes. Non-smokers (n=22) served as controls. Two ex-vivo models were used to evaluate clot lysis of venous blood and these data were compared to FA as determined by SEM. In the first model, clot lysis in a glass tube at 60minutes after addition of t-PA was measured. The second model quantified lysis utilizing thromboelastography. With the latter, after a clot reached maximum strength, t-PA was added and clot lysis at 60min was noted. SEM studies were performed on platelet poor plasma mixed with thrombin and FA was examined at 20K. Clot lysis was similar in both groups except that post-smoking, TEG showed a significantly lower lysis compared to pre- and non-smoking clots. SEM analysis showed significantly thinner fibers and denser clots post-smoking.

Conclusions: Venous clots from smokers failed to show an enhanced lysis when exposed to t-PA. In fact, acute CSE was associated with changes in FA and increased resistance to thrombolysis. These findings in part may explain enhanced thrombogenicity but suggest that mechanisms other than enhanced fibrinolysis are likely to be responsible for "smoker's paradox."

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