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See Latest ArticlesAcute renal failure as a complication of acquired hemophilia due to autoantibody to factor VIII
Clinical and Experimental Nephrology, 10/26/09
Otaki Y et al. – A 53–year–old Japanese woman, without any specific medical or family history, was admitted to the hospital for acute renal failure with macrohematuria. The levels of factor VIII inhibitor decreased gradually, and the activity of factor VIII was improved after treatment. The levels of aPTT and concentrations of factor VIII and factor VIII inhibitor were monitored during the subsequent follow–ups.
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