Prothrombotic risk mutations and polymorphisms in patients with hemophilia A – a preliminary study / Polimorfismele și mutațiile cu risc protrombotic la pacienții cu hemofilie A - studiu preliminar

Boeriu, Estera; Şerban, M.; Neuner, Bruno; Arghirescu, Smaranda; Ioniţă, Hortensia; Ursu, Cristina Emilia; Ritli, L.; Talpoş, Şerban; Jinca, C.; Pătraşcu, Jenel Marian

doi:10.1515/rrlm-2015-0005

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“…Hemophilia A can be classified as mild hemophilia when serum levels of factor VIII are over 5%, medium between 1 and 5% and severe when serum levels are under 1% [1]. In Romania, prophylactic treatment was approved and funded in 2017 [2], with patients enrolled at the beginning of 2018 due to legislative issues.…”

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A Perspective on the Quality of Life of Hemophilia A Patients in Romania—A Study on 100 Patients

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Hemophilia A is an X-linked coagulopathy, where there is a deficit in the production of the coagulation factor VIII. Even though there is a higher incidence of hemophilia A than of hemophilia B, it is still considered a rare disease, as its incidence is of 1 in 10,000 people born. We have applied three questionnaires regarding quality of life: Haem-A-QoL, Haemo-SYM and EQ-5D-5L to 101 adult patients with hemophilia A, which were separated into two groups: on-demand and prophylactic treatment. The results showed a relatively young lot, with medium and high education, but with a sedentary lifestyle and are pensioners. They also seem to have moderate mobility issues but, overall, a good quality of life. The quality of life in our studied lot is relatively good, but a more diverse lot is advised.

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A Perspective on the Quality of Life of Hemophilia A Patients in Romania—A Study on 100 Patients

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Prothrombotic risk mutations and polymorphisms in patients with hemophilia A – a preliminary study / Polimorfismele și mutațiile cu risc protrombotic la pacienții cu hemofilie A - studiu preliminar

Abstract: Introduction. In search for explanations of the clinical heterogeneity in patients with haemophilia (PwH) with

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A Perspective on the Quality of Life of Hemophilia A Patients in Romania—A Study on 100 Patients

A Perspective on the Quality of Life of Hemophilia A Patients in Romania—A Study on 100 Patients

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