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Pediatric Hematology
How would you approach management of bleeding risk and factor VIII replacement in a patient with severe hemophilia A undergoing stem cell transplant?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
Same way as anyone with severe hemophilia: Prophy with QOD factor or weekly hemlibra Extra correction for procedures, trauma, or bleeding
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at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago
Thank you Dr. @Gary Kupfer! Would you have any con...
at Georgetown University Hospital
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