... functioning (dysfibrinogenemia) or both reduced levels and abnormal functioning (hypodysfibrinogenemia) of fibrinogen. The decreased fibrinogen concentration in congenital fibrinogen deficiency necessitates fibrinogen replacement therapy with fresh frozen plasma, cryoprecipitate, or human fibrinogen...

...François Jobin; Louise Vu; Jean-Marie Delage Two new families of congenital dysfibrinogenemia originating from French Canada are reported. The dysfibrinogenemia in the first family is characterized by an abnormal aggregation of the fibrin monomers; the defect in the second family is due to a faulty...

... to in the content or advertisements. Dysfibrinogenemia Fibrinogen Seattle Fibrinopeptide B release Acta haemat. 70: 257-263(1983) © 1983 S. Karger AG. Basel 0001-5792/83/0704-0257 $ 2.75/0 Fibrinogen Seattle Releases Half the Normal Amount of Fibrinopeptide B H.E. Branson, G. Schmer, I. Theodor, H...

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...I.M. Al-Fawaz; A.M.A. Gader Congenital severe dysfibrinogenemia was discovered in a small Saudi family. Their single child exhibited abnormal severe bleeding tendency since birth and his coagulation profile revealed evidence of severe dysfibrinogenemia. The parents who were first-degree cousins...