Make a ppt on Coagulation cascade from Harrisons medicine,ppt should also have a diagram of the pathway its significance its inhibitors,ppt should not be more than 6 slides

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Coagulation Cascade Harrisons

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Here's what's in each of the 6 slides:
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1TitleDeep navy design with Harrison's 22E attribution and a defining quote on the cascade
2Overview & Clinical SignificanceWhat the cascade is, amplification principle, roles in hemostasis, VTE, arterial thrombosis, and the emerging role of microparticles/inflammation
3Cascade DiagramThe actual Harrison's Fig. 122-2 embedded, showing TF-initiated extrinsic, intrinsic contact pathways, and the common pathway ending at fibrin + activated platelets. Legend panel explains each key step
4Step-by-Step PathwayThree-column layout - Extrinsic (VII/TF), Intrinsic (XII→XI→IX), and Common (Xa→Thrombin→Fibrin) pathways with numbered steps
5Natural InhibitorsSix inhibitor cards: Antithrombin, TFPI, Protein C/S, Heparin Cofactor II, Thrombomodulin, and TAFI - each with target and clinical relevance from Harrison's
6Clinical Pearls & SummaryFactor V Leiden, PT/aPTT interpretation, Vitamin K, Warfarin, Heparin, DOACs, DIC - plus a visual cascade flow summary
All content is sourced directly from Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 22nd Edition (2025), Chapter 122.

Make the same ppt but it should have white background and black text which should have big font and pointwise and add another diagram of the coagulation cascade

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