COVID-19 Vaccine Acquired Haemophilia:A case study and literature review

Imran Nazir (1) , Hammad Tufail Chaudhary (2) , Iffat Imran (3) , Khalid Khalil (4) , Mohammed Abdel Gaffar (5) , Waleed Amasaib Mohammed Ahmed (6) , Thekra A AlAseeri (7) , Aymen Abdulrazzg Khadrawi (8) , Amna Al-Kalkami (9)
(1) Internist department of Internal Medicine Security Forces Hospital Makkah,KSA , Saudi Arabia
(2) Assistant Professor of Hematology College of Medicine Taif University, KSA , Saudi Arabia
(3) FCPS- Obs & Gynae Assistant professor of Obs & Gynecology College of Medicine Taif University, KSA , Saudi Arabia
(4) Consultant Hematologist,Security Forces Hospital, Makkah.KSA , Saudi Arabia
(5) Consultant Rheumatologist, Security Forces Hospital Makkah, KSA , Saudi Arabia
(6) Consultant ID Security Forces Hospital Makkah, KSA , Saudi Arabia
(7) SB- Resident Internal Medicine Security Forces Hospital Makkah , Saudi Arabia
(8) Saudi Board trainee, Security Forces Hospital,Makkah KSA , Saudi Arabia
(9) Consultant Nephrologist Security Forces Hospital Makkah KSA , Saudi Arabia

Article Sidebar

Issue
Vol. 5 No. 02 (2022)
Keywords:
    COVID-19vaccine, Acquired Haemophilia
PDF XML HTML ePub

Abstract

Afterviralinfectionsandcertainimmunizations,arangeofautoim-munediseaseshavebeenobserved.Acquiredantibodiesagainstco-agulationfactorVIIIcause  acquired haemophiliaA(AHA),ararebleedingcondition.AHAislikelyunder-diagnosedandoftenunrecognizedduetolimiteddataaboutincidence,diagnosis,andmanagement.Wereportthecasestudyofa48-year-oldSaudimalepatientwithacquiredhaemophiliaafterCOVID-19vaccination.Hepresentedwithhematuriaandrightloinpain.HewasfoundtohaveprolongedaPTTnotcorrectedbymixingstudyandhisfactorIIIlevelwaslow.HewasmanagedbytheinsertionofarightureterstuntandrepeatedinfusionoffactorVII   concentrate. Theetiologic,andpathologicbasisofacquiredhaemophiliashouldbeexploredmoreinthefuturetoclearlyelucidatethedisease.ExplorationofbetterandoptimalmedicaltherapeuticregimensisaneedfortimetotreatandpreventmorbidityinthepandemicofCOVID-19

Full text article

Generated from XML file

Authors

Imran Nazir
Internist department of Internal Medicine Security Forces Hospital Makkah,KSA
imrannazir40@gmail.com (Primary Contact)
Hammad Tufail Chaudhary
Assistant Professor of Hematology College of Medicine Taif University, KSA
Iffat Imran
FCPS- Obs & Gynae Assistant professor of Obs & Gynecology College of Medicine Taif University, KSA
Khalid Khalil
Consultant Hematologist,Security Forces Hospital, Makkah.KSA
Mohammed Abdel Gaffar
Consultant Rheumatologist, Security Forces Hospital Makkah, KSA
Waleed Amasaib Mohammed Ahmed
Consultant ID Security Forces Hospital Makkah, KSA
Thekra A AlAseeri
SB- Resident Internal Medicine Security Forces Hospital Makkah
Aymen Abdulrazzg Khadrawi
Saudi Board trainee, Security Forces Hospital,Makkah KSA
Amna Al-Kalkami
Consultant Nephrologist Security Forces Hospital Makkah KSA
Nazir, I., Tufail Chaudhary, H., Imran, I., Khalil, K., Gaffar, M. A., Amasaib Mohammed Ahmed, W., A AlAseeri, T., Abdulrazzg Khadrawi, A., & Al-Kalkami, A. (2022). COVID-19 Vaccine Acquired Haemophilia:A case study and literature review. Journal of Medical Case Reports and Reviews, 5(02). Retrieved from http://jmcrr.info/index.php/jmcrr/article/view/108
Download Citation
Endnote/Zotero/Mendeley (RIS) BibTeX
Copyright and license info is not available

Article Details