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Case 92 – summary
Thanks for your help with the cases. This week we have looked at three different scenarios regarding bleeding or bruising presenting in the paediatric population. The cases although different have some common themes: Coagulation testing in paediatrics is challenging for … Continue reading
Posted in Acquired bleeding, Inherited bleeding, Paediatric haematology
Tagged APTT, bleeding, bleeding history, bruising, coagulation, coagulopathy, easy bruising, Ehlers Danlos, Factor assays, factor deficiency, Factor XII, family history, intercranial haemorrhage, neonatal, non-accidental injury, paediatrics, vitamin K
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Case 92 – update part A
Thanks for your help so far An 8 week old baby boy born at 40+2 by Normal vaginal delivery has a CT that confirms a subdural haemorrhage. Results: (With age adjusted reference ranges) FBC – Hb 120 (Low) MCV 120 … Continue reading
Case 92 – the beginning
This week we will be looking at investigation of bleeding and bruising in the paediatric setting with three short cases. Case 1 An 8 week old baby boy born at 40+2 by Normal vaginal delivery presents with a reduced consciousness … Continue reading