Hemostatic profile detailing in apparent VWD cases: A cross sectional study
The von willebrand disease (vWD) accounts to be one of the most common hereditary bleeding ailment that amounts its incidence to almost 1.5% of normal population. It is mostly associated with a defect in primary hemostasis as well as secondary defect in coagulation factor VIII as diagnosis of vwd ha...
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Main Authors: | Fatmah S. Alqahtany, Hanan B. ALBackr, Lateefa O. Aldakhil, Abdullah A. Alharbi, Nawaf Abdullah Alqahtani, Farjah H Algahtani |
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Language: | EN |
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Elsevier
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/69da3cc37a7c40d0afa133f580b01f78 |
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