Journal article
The bleeding disorders: current concepts and management.
Abstract
Bleeding disorders are relatively uncommon, and most bleeding episodes occur as a result of local factors. Therefore a positive history of bleeding usually does not accurately predict the presence of a bleeding disorder. In a few cases the existence of certain patterns of bleeding, such as hemarthroses and petechiae, does allow an accurate prediction. On the other hand, the absence of bleeding following significant challenge is very helpful …
Authors
Walker IR
Journal
Canadian Family Physician, Vol. 34, , pp. 2539–2577
Publication Date
November 1988
ISSN
0008-350X