Parahaemophilia D68.2
Synonym(s)
congenital factor V deficiency; Factor V deficiency congenital; Hypoproaczeleremia; Owen's disease
History
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Owren, 1947
Definition
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Autosomal recessive inherited factor V deficiency with a tendency to bleed.
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Manifestation
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Early childhood.
Clinic
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Bleeding of the nose, gums, ecchymosis, suffusions, menorrhages, gastrointestinal bleeding, cerebral bleeding, combination with other malformations possible.
Laboratory
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Extended prothrombin time.
Diagnosis
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Proof of factor V deficiency.
Therapy
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Fresh whole blood, fresh plasma.
Progression/forecast
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Awkward.
Literature
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- Owren P (1947) Parahaemophilia: haemorrhagic diathesis due to absence of a previously unknown clotting factor. Lancet I: 446-448
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De vries syndrome; Factor v deficiency, congenital; Hypoproaczeleremia; Owen's disease; Venous leg ulcer;Outgoing links (1)
Ecchymoses;Disclaimer
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