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"Importance of Clinical Genetic Variant Analysis Based on the Functional Reciprocal Pathway and Personalised Medicine, A Rare Case Report of a Patient with Undiagnosed Bleeding Diathesis"

Ali Torabi

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Platelet function disorder in the presence of normal platelet count has been reported to lead to variable clinical phenotypes [1]. Differential diagnosis of these bleeding diathesis types has been much more complex than thrombocytopenic bleeding diathesis conditions.

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Platelet function disorder in the presence of normal platelet count has been reported to lead to variable clinical phenotypes [1]. Differential diagnosis of these bleeding diathesis types has been much more complex than thrombocytopenic bleeding diathesis conditions.

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Platelet function disorder in the presence of normal platelet count has been reported to lead to variable clinical phenotypes [1]. Differential diagnosis of these bleeding diathesis types has been much more complex than thrombocytopenic bleeding diathesis conditions.

Key concepts: Diathesis, Bleeding diathesis, Medicine, Blood Platelet Disorders, Hemorrhagic diathesis, Platelet, Platelet disorder, Clinical phenotype

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