A rare case of coagulation disorder presenting with unexpected bleeding non-responding to fresh frozen plasma replacement: Factor XIII deficiency

Abstract

Factor XIII deficiency is a quite rare bleeding disorder in which detecting tests for coagulation are found in normal ranges. This disorder usually does not cause spontaneous bleeding but other than excessive bleeding after invasive procedures, impaired wound healing, abnormal scar formation, recurrent spontaneous miscarriages in women, oligospermia and infertility in men could be seen.