Pregnancy and antibody to factor VIII

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Abstract

A patient who had developed a factor VIII antibody 3 wk after the birth of her first baby became pregnant for the second time 10 wk later. The pregnancy was normal apart from extensive spontaneous bruising during the first 2 mth. This bleeding tendency disappeared in the 3rd mth of gestation and the antibody became undetectable during the 8 mth. It had not reappeared 7 mth later. An unexplained long bleeding time and low platelet count were noted during the last trimester. The literature on postpartum coagulation inhibitors is reviewed.

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Voke, J., & Letsky, E. (1977). Pregnancy and antibody to factor VIII. Journal of Clinical Pathology, 30(10), 928–932. https://doi.org/10.1136/jcp.30.10.928

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