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American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science, 2010
1. Dorothy M (Adcock) Funk, M.D.[⇑][1] 1. Esoterix Coagulation, 8490 Upland Drive, Ste.100, Englewood, CO 80112 2. Dennis Casciato, M.D. 1. David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1732 1. Address for Correspondence: Dorothy M (Adcock) Funk, M.D., Esoterix Coagulation, 8490 Upland Drive, Ste.100, Englewood, CO ...
Dorothy M, Funk, Dennis, Casciato
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Hereditary Factor X (Stuart-Prower Factor) Deficiency [PDF]

Medical Journal Armed Forces India, 2008
Inherited deficiency of Factor X was first reported way back in mid 1950s by workers who were studying patients with a haemorrhagic disease resembling factor VII deficiency. It is also known by the surnames of the patients who were first found to manifest the defect (Stuart and Prower).
P K, Gupta, H, Kumar, S, Kumar
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Factor X Deficiency and Pregnancy [PDF]

Laboratory Medicine, 2003
©Factor X deficiency is a rare disorder, with only 50 cases reported to date. There are only a few published case reports of women with Factor X deficiency undergoing successful pregnancy, each with a unique clinical course and approach to management. In this case report, we review the literature on Factor X deficiency and pregnancy.
Arti Hurria +3 more
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Acquired factor X deficiency in systemic amyloidosis

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine, 1987
Acquired factor X deficiency has been described in association with primary amyloidosis in a small number of patients. Although readily corrected in vitro by mixing patient plasma with normal plasma, the deficiency is not easily corrected in vivo because transfused factor X is rapidly cleared from the circulation.
F V, Lucas +4 more
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Post-COVID Factor X Deficiency: A Case Report From Pakistan. [PDF]