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Bleeding disorders in Noonan syndrome
Pediatric Blood & Cancer, 2011AbstractNoonan Syndrome (NS) is a common genetic disease with multiple organ defects including bleeding disorders, which was last reviewed in 1997. Since then significant information has been acquired regarding bleeding problems in NS, specifically on the underlying genetics.
Benjamin J, Briggs, Joseph D, Dickerman
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Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care, 2005
h t b e l C ongenital bleeding disorders are usually diagnosed during childhood and present to the pediatrician as a bleeding symptom or a known amily history. While classic hemophilia is rare, afecting 1 per 5032 males in the Unites States, other nherited bleeding disorders such as von Willebrand’s isorder are common and occur in 1 to 2% of the ...
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h t b e l C ongenital bleeding disorders are usually diagnosed during childhood and present to the pediatrician as a bleeding symptom or a known amily history. While classic hemophilia is rare, afecting 1 per 5032 males in the Unites States, other nherited bleeding disorders such as von Willebrand’s isorder are common and occur in 1 to 2% of the ...
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2014
Patients presenting to primary care often complain about excessive bleeding. The symptom may represent a significant underlying diagnosis that requires urgent specialist referral and treatment, but more often it is less critical in nature and the challenge is to analyse the symptoms and isolate those that warrant further investigation.
Rory McCulloch, Mark P Smith
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Patients presenting to primary care often complain about excessive bleeding. The symptom may represent a significant underlying diagnosis that requires urgent specialist referral and treatment, but more often it is less critical in nature and the challenge is to analyse the symptoms and isolate those that warrant further investigation.
Rory McCulloch, Mark P Smith
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The Causes of Bleeding Disorders
1974Abstract The human body grows from a single cell, the fertilized ovum. At conception the union of the father’s sperm and the mother’s egg forms this cell. Within the cell lies the nucleus that governs all the functions of the cell. Packed within this first nucleus, a structure so small that it can on1y be seen through a microscope, is
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Bleeding Disorders in Neonates
Pediatrics In Review, 1992The newborn infant is particularly susceptible to bleeding complications for a variety of reasons: physiologic deficiencies of coagulation factors (both quantitative and qualitative), influences of maternal disease or drugs, immaturity of blood vessels, vulnerability to birth trauma, and other conditions associated with bleeding, such as sepsis and ...
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Early Years Educator, 2000
Do you have a child with a bleeding disorder in your school or nursery? Talia Barry at the Haemophilia Society has some information and practical advice.
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Do you have a child with a bleeding disorder in your school or nursery? Talia Barry at the Haemophilia Society has some information and practical advice.
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