Insights on Acquired Haemophilia with Dr. Will Thomas

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Insights on Acquired Haemophilia

Welcome to our dedicated page on Acquired Haemophilia, featuring expert insights from Dr Will Thomas, Consultant Haematologist, Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals, NHS Foundation Trust. Please click on the links below to access specific information on Acquired Haemophilia.

Acquired Haemophilia Overview

Dr. Thomas discusses the incidence, presentation, and underlying causes of Acquired Haemophilia A.

 

Differences Between Congenital and Acquired Haemophilia

Dr. Thomas outlines the differences between Congenital and Acquired Haemophilia, focusing on bleeding patterns, Factor VIII levels, and prevalence.

 

Diagnosis and Associated Conditions of Acquired Haemophilia

Dr. Thomas highlights that Acquired Haemophilia is often idiopathic, diagnosed via bleeding patterns and prolonged APTT, with emphasis on haematologist consultation due to high mortality risks.

 

Mortality and Diagnosis Delays in Acquired Haemophilia

Dr. Thomas underscores the mortality rate in Acquired Haemophilia, stressing prompt diagnosis and treatment to prevent fatal bleeding and improve outcomes.

 

Management of Acquired Haemophilia

Dr. Thomas reviews managing Acquired Haemophilia A, focusing on bleeding control, eradicating autoantibodies, and addressing underlying diseases, stressing individualized care and associated challenges.

 

Acquired Haemophilia Case Studies

Dr. Thomas explores diagnosing and managing acquired haemophilia A via real-life cases, emphasizing diagnostic challenges and nuanced patient care.