Hereditary thrombophilia in a family with three independent protein S and C mutations. A cause of adverse perinatal outcome

A non-related couple with two independent protein S and a protein C mutation had two of their three children suffering from severe thrombosis resulting in neonatal death of the firstborn. With prenatal testing an accurate prediction of phenotype was possible for the second child but the third infant...

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Veröffentlicht in:European journal of obstetrics & gynecology and reproductive biology 1998-10, Vol.80 (2), p.283-285
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description A non-related couple with two independent protein S and a protein C mutation had two of their three children suffering from severe thrombosis resulting in neonatal death of the firstborn. With prenatal testing an accurate prediction of phenotype was possible for the second child but the third infant was more severely affected than had been predicted from the genotype.
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Platelet diseases and coagulopathies
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Protein C and S mutations
Protein S - genetics
Renal Veins
Thrombophilia - complications
Thrombophilia - drug therapy
Thrombophilia - genetics
Thrombosis - drug therapy
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Thrombosis - genetics
title Hereditary thrombophilia in a family with three independent protein S and C mutations. A cause of adverse perinatal outcome
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