Hemophilia in Children

Authors: Franjic S*

DOI: 10.23880/pnboa-16000209

Volume 10, Issue 1

Abstract

Hemophilia results in impaired blood clotting. In people with hemophilia, the lack of clotting factors in the blood leads to the inability to effectively stop bleeding. A number of clotting factors play a key role in the formation of blood clots that stop bleeding. Among them, factor VIII and factor IX are two common factors that significantly affect blood clotting.

Keywords: Children; Hemophilia; Blood Clotting; Bleeding; Health

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