Acquired Hemophilia
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Three tests to confirm the diagnosis of acquired hemophilia – infographic
Acquired hemophilia (AHA) typically manifests with spontaneous bleeding in patients with no prior personal history of significant bleeding.1–4 The cause of the bleeding is a significant decrease in FVIII activity induced by autoantibodies against coagulation factor VIII.5 In polymorbid patients, established antithrombotic therapy at the time of AHA diagnosis may also contribute to the bleeding.4
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