Type B haemophilia in women. reports of two cases

Authors

  • Arturo Guzmánn Freja Universidad Libre
  • Temenuska Ivannoff Siado Universidad Libre

Keywords:

Coagulation, Hemophilia B, Metrorrhagia, Mutation

Abstract

The deficiency of IX factor of the coagulation its known as hemophilia type B, is an orphaned disease, very infrequent in the Colombian population. Is linked to the sexual chromosome X being the carrying women of the disease and the men suffer the rigors of severity. 2 cases of women with deficiency of IX factor (FIX), are described, whose initial symptoms were metrorrhagia and epistaxis with slight levels of deficit, in which the periodic application of FIX had good result in morbidity and quality of life.

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2013-12-01

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