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Athletic Participation in Severe Hemophilia: Bleeding and Joint Outcomes in Children on Prophylaxis
Pediatrics, 11/02/09

Ross C et al. – In the setting of regular prophylaxis and adult coaching and supervision, significant bleeding complications were uncommon and level of impact of athletic participation was not a prognostic factor for joint outcomes. Athletic participation with appropriate supervision and precautions should be encouraged in children with hemophilia receiving prophylaxis, given potential health benefits in an increasingly overweight pediatric population.

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