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Learn about the occurrence and risk factors for inhibitors, and the importance of managing emergent bleeds in patients with hemophilia A or B with inhibitors.

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Acquired hemophilia (AH) appears spontaneously in people who were not born with hemophilia. Learn the facts and review the symptoms of this rare condition.

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Recognizing Rare Bleeding Disorders
Recognizing Rare Bleeding Disorders
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Recognizing Rare Bleeding Disorders
Dr Miguel Escobar discusses how hematologists and oncologists can diagnose and treat unexplained bleeds in patients with acquired hemophilia.
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Review MASAC guidance for emergency department staff who may see patients present with a rare bleeding disorder.

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MASAC= Medical and Scientific Advisory Council of the National Hemophilia Foundation

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