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Assessment of the progression of haemophilic arthropathy in children
Haemophilia, 09/15/09

Pergantou H et al. – Arthropathy is considered as an irreversible and progressive complication in patients with haemophilia, even in children on prophylaxis. The information carried by the three scales could be divided into information shared by the three scores and information specific to each score, thus giving a more complete picture of joint damage caused by bleedings.

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