Haemophilia

Cross-source consensus on Haemophilia from 1 sources and 3 claims.

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Haemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder caused by deficiency of clotting factor VIII or IX. — Quantitative and qualitative motion analysis for early detection of joint damage in haemophilia patients: study protocol for a pilot feasibility study at a German haemophilia treatment centre
Severe haemophilia predisposes patients to recurrent joint bleeds beginning in early childhood. — Quantitative and qualitative motion analysis for early detection of joint damage in haemophilia patients: study protocol for a pilot feasibility study at a German haemophilia treatment centre
The study plans to include 24 haemophilia patients split equally between severe and moderate haemophilia. — Quantitative and qualitative motion analysis for early detection of joint damage in haemophilia patients: study protocol for a pilot feasibility study at a German haemophilia treatment centre