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1. Combined factor V and factor VII deficiency. Report of a case with a record on combined defects and considerations on the relevance of partial deficiency of coagulation factors

Author

B, Rotoli, R, D'Avino, and F, Chiurazzi

Subjects
Male, Adolescent, Factor VII Deficiency, Prothrombin Time, Humans, Female, Factor V Deficiency, Pedigree
Abstract

A patient suffering from cardiochalasia was found to be partially deficient in both coagulation factors V and VII. No bleeding tendency had been noticed. A family study showed that the father had factor VII deficiency with normal factor V, while the mother and 2 sisters had a reduced level of factor V and normal factor VII. Thus, the combined deficiency was due to chance association of two distinct independently segregating genetic defects. While a number of combinations of coagulation factor deficiency have been previously described, this, to be best of our knowledge, is the first instance of combined deficiency of factor V and VII reported so far.

Published
1983

2. Combined factor V and factor VII deficiency. Report of a case with a record on combined defects and considerations on the relevance of partial deficiency of coagulation factors.

Author

Rotoli B, D'Avino R, and Chiurazzi F

Subjects
Adolescent, Factor V Deficiency blood, Factor V Deficiency genetics, Factor VII Deficiency blood, Factor VII Deficiency genetics, Female, Humans, Male, Pedigree, Prothrombin Time, Factor V Deficiency complications, Factor VII Deficiency complications
Abstract

A patient suffering from cardiochalasia was found to be partially deficient in both coagulation factors V and VII. No bleeding tendency had been noticed. A family study showed that the father had factor VII deficiency with normal factor V, while the mother and 2 sisters had a reduced level of factor V and normal factor VII. Thus, the combined deficiency was due to chance association of two distinct independently segregating genetic defects. While a number of combinations of coagulation factor deficiency have been previously described, this, to be best of our knowledge, is the first instance of combined deficiency of factor V and VII reported so far.

Published
1983
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