Dental and oral surgical treatment of a B haemophilic patient with high inhibitor level
Case report
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33891/FSZ.108.2.61-64Keywords:
bleeding disorders, hemophilia, haemostatic management, desmopressin, tranexamic acid, clotting factor substitutionmAbstract
More than 1000 hemophilic male patients are registered in Hungary, from which only a trace number suffers from factor IX
inhibitory hemophilia. For correct dental and oral surgical treatment of these patients mandatory cooperation is required
among medical specialties, exerting multi-staged haemostatic principles. Authors represent in this case report the dental and
oral surgical treatment of a B hemophilic patient with high inhibitor level and describe possible local haemostatic measures.