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HAE Junior Helps Improve the Quality of Life for Pediatric Patients
Living with hereditary angioedema (HAE) brings chronic health issues, long-term psychological stress, and a lifelong threat of death. Initial symptoms of HAE appear during childhood or adolescence. Many patients, however, remain misdiagnosed for a long time. The patient organization HAE Junior strives for a better quality of life for patients with this condition by improving awareness and access to modern therapy.
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Administration of aPCC as a Prevention of Bleeding After Major Cardiac Surgical Procedures
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HAE and its Management in Pediatric Patients
Hereditary angioedema (HAE) can be encountered in the emergency room as well as in specialist practices....
HAE in the Otolaryngologist's Office: How to Handle a Laryngeal Attack?
Hereditary angioedema (HAE) can be encountered in emergency rooms and specialist offices. Patients with...