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Willebrand's disease II


Also known as:
Platelet Willebrand’s syndrome
Pseudo von Willebrand’s syndrome
Von Willebrand’s disease, platelet type

Associated persons:
Erik Adolf von Willebrand

Description:
This disorder resembles a type of von Willebrand’s disease, but the defects appear to be in the platelets, rather than the von Willebrand factor. Symptoms and signs are those of von Willebrand’s. X-linked dominant inheritance.

Bibliography:
  • J. L. Miller, A. Castella:
    Platelet-type von Willebrand’s disease: Characterization of a new bleeding disorder.
    Blood, 1982; 60: 790-794.

  • H. J. Weiss, D. Meyer, R. Rabinowitz, G. Pietu, J. P. Girma, W. J. Wicic, J. Rogers:
    Pseudo-von-Willebrand’s disease. An intrinsic platelet defect with aggregation by unmodified human factor VIII/von Willebrand factor and enhanced absorption of its high-molecular-weight multimers.
    The New England Journal of Medicine, 1982, 306: 326-333.


 
 

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