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CONGENITAL DISORDERS OF THE MECHANISM FOR COAGULATION OF BLOOD

Pediatrics, 1958
Ninety-two new cases of hemophilia A and 16 of hemophilia B are reported. The data, together with those from other reported series, suggest that hemophilia A and B comprise over 90% of all congenital hemorrhagic diseases due to defective formation of a fibrin clot. Of those with deficiencies of AHF or PTC, the incidence of PTC deficiency
P, DIDISHEIM, J H, LEWIS
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[Blood coagulation disorders].

Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 1987
Disorders of hemostasis are frequently encountered, and, if not recognised as early as possible, in particular prior to surgery, may lead to bleeding complications which are much more difficult to treat than those where exact diagnosis permits specific preventive therapy.
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INTRACRANIAL HAEMORRHAGE IN DISORDERS OF BLOOD COAGULATION

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1960
Summary The chief disorders of blood coagulation are discussed as predisposing or complicating factors in intracranial haemorrhage. Six cases of intracranial haemorrhage associated with various coagulation defects (haemophilia, hypoprothrombinaemia, and platelet deficiencies) are presented. Their management is discussed.
D A, SIMPSON, H N, ROBSON
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Blood coagulation disorders in septic patients

Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 2010
Host defense and blood coagulation are tightly connected and interacting systems, necessary for the integrity of an organism. Complex mechanisms regulate the intensity of a host response to invading pathogens or other potentially dangerous situations.
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Disorders of Blood Coagulation Factors

1985
Any patient suspected of having a disorder of blood coagulation, either from family history or repeated bleeding episodes occurring spontaneously or secondary to trauma, should undergo appropriate diagnostic testing prior to the onset of pregnancy. The levels of the majority of coagulation factors increase during pregnancy, making accurate diagnosis of
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Circulating tumour DNA — looking beyond the blood

Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, 2022
Ann Tivey, Matt Church, Natalie Cook
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The blood–tumour barrier in cancer biology and therapy

Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, 2021
Patricia S Steeg
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HAEMOPHILIA AND ALLIED DISORDERS OF BLOOD COAGULATION

British Medical Bulletin, 1955
W R, PITNEY, J V, DACIE
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[Acquired blood coagulation disorders].

Hamostaseologie, 2005
Acquired coagulopathies regularly result from underlying diseases such as liver failure or sepsis. Optimal treatment of these underlying diseases defines longterm prognosis. In a few coagulopathies, such as immunocoagulopathies, in a relevant portion of patients an underlying disease cannot be identified. Therapeutic modulation of haemostasis aiming at
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Overview of Blood Coagulation and the Pathophysiology of Blood Coagulation Disorders

2023
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