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A transgender person with haemophilia

Caroline Valk
Caroline Valk
   | 08 janv. 2019
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Article Category: Case Study
Publié en ligne: 08 janv. 2019
Pages: 147 - 151
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17225/jhp00128
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© 2018 Caroline Valk, published by Sciendo
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Many female haemophilia carriers have low factor levels consistent with a mild or moderate bleeding tendency, and may experience significant bleeding episodes. For transgender people with haemophilia transitioning from female to male, this raises issues around their care both during and after transition.© Shutterstock
Many female haemophilia carriers have low factor levels consistent with a mild or moderate bleeding tendency, and may experience significant bleeding episodes. For transgender people with haemophilia transitioning from female to male, this raises issues around their care both during and after transition.© Shutterstock

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Total daily dose of factor VIII administered on day of surgery and postoperatively, with trough and peak levels
Total daily dose of factor VIII administered on day of surgery and postoperatively, with trough and peak levels
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