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Cost of care of haemophilia with inhibitors
Haemophilia, 10/27/09

Di Minno MND et al. – Long–term/lifetime prospective or observational studies, devoted to a careful definition of when to start a treatment; of regimens (dose and type of product) to employ, and of inhibitor population (children/adults, low–responding/high responding inhibitors) to study, are urgently needed to allow for newer insights, based on reliable data sources into resource allocation, effectiveness and cost–utility analysis in the treatment of haemophiliacs with inhibitors.

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