Fattore VIII

L’emofilia nel bambino di oggi

D. Giglia, S. Pasca, G. Barillari

2012/10 — pag. 632-638

Haemophilia A and B are X-linked inherited bleeding disorders, characterized by a posttraumatic or spontaneous high tendency to bleeding and whose severity correlates with plasma levels of a specific coagulative factor. In therapeutic terms remarka...

Un PTT lungo “per caso”

U. Ramenghi, G. Ansaldi, M. Davitto

2011/6 — pag. 379-383

The aim of this short report is to discuss the abnormality that is more frequently found in coagulation assays, i.e. prolonged aPTT. This is most frequently due to presence of low levels of lupus anticoagulants. This alteration is transient and d...

Un caso di emofilia acquisita

A. De Cunto, P. Pasquinelli, C. Biasioli, V. Agostini, M. Pocecco

2011/6

The case of a boy who presented with an isolated gross haematuria is reported. In the previous days he referred a muscular haematoma after a minimal trauma. Coagulation studies showed a prolonged activated partial thromboplastin time (90 sec), not co...

Emofilia A e B2° parte

G. Bartolozzi

2005/1

Emofilia A e B1° parte

G. Bartolozzi

2004/11

Il caso di Mirko

C. Favre, F. Massei, M. Massimetti

1998/2 — pag. 123-124