Prospects for the use of prolonged concentrates of blood clotting factor IX in the treatment of hemophilia B
V. N. Konstantinova, T. A. Andreeva, A. V. Kim
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V. N. Konstantinova, T. A. Andreeva, A. V. Kim
Abstract
Hemophilia B is a hereditary disease of the blood clotting system caused by a deficiency or molecular abnormalities of blood clotting factor IX. The main method of treatment is intravenous administration of coagulation factor IX concentrates. To optimize treatment and increase patient adherence to therapy, concentrates with a prolonged half-life have been developed.
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Hemophilia B is a hereditary disease of the blood clotting system caused by a deficiency or molecular abnormalities of blood clotting factor IX. The main method of treatment is intravenous administration of coagulation factor IX concentrates. To optimize treatment and increase patient adherence to therapy, concentrates with a prolonged half-life have been developed.
Key concepts: Factor IX, Clotting factor, Medicine, Blood clotting, Coagulation, Factor VII, Clotting time, Blood coagulation factors