100 research outputs found

    Will gene therapy trump factor treatment in hemophilia?

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    Hemophilia treatment is entering a new phase, with the exciting possibility of gene therapy promising a cure. Novel gene transfer strategies are being considered for patients with inhibitors.Improvement of factor-replacement therapy is being aggressively pursued with long-acting factor concentrates, many of which are in clinical trials. Whether gene therapy will be safe and cost effective to eventually supersede factor-replacement therapy is yet to be determined. It is hoped that with the profusion of clinical trial programs in hemophilia care, it will eventually provide affordable treatment to many patients who currently cannot access adequate treatment in the developing countries.</p

    The clinical implications of ADAMTS13 function: The perspectives of Haemostaseologists

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    Apart from TTP, ADAMTS13 may be an important player in those conditions where Von Willebrand Factor and the Platelet Glycoprotein GP Ib axis have a part to play in the pathogenesis. This includes stroke, myocardial infarction, sepsis and inflammatory condition. This article reviews the literature in these conditions.</p

    Platelets and Thromboembolism

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    Recombinant Factor VIIa Is a Pan-hemostatic Agent?

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    Lessons from Hemophilia

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    Much to know

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