Table 1.

Concomitant hemostatic abnormalities identified

Concomitant hemostatic defectnSexISTH BAT scoreFactor level (IU/dL)Normal reference range (IU/dL)
Factor deficiency      
 Factor V M* 11 30 70-137 
 Factor VII F, F 10, 17 31, 39 70-170 
 Factor VIII (confirmed carrier) F, F* 17, 14 28, 39 60-136 
 Factor XI M, F 5, 8 50, 58 72-152 
 Factor XIII 17 48 73-160 
Platelet functional defect      
 No response to adrenaline M* 11   
 Reduced response to ADP and adrenaline   
 Reduced response to AA and adrenaline   
 One-phase ADP F* 14   
Concomitant hemostatic defectnSexISTH BAT scoreFactor level (IU/dL)Normal reference range (IU/dL)
Factor deficiency      
 Factor V M* 11 30 70-137 
 Factor VII F, F 10, 17 31, 39 70-170 
 Factor VIII (confirmed carrier) F, F* 17, 14 28, 39 60-136 
 Factor XI M, F 5, 8 50, 58 72-152 
 Factor XIII 17 48 73-160 
Platelet functional defect      
 No response to adrenaline M* 11   
 Reduced response to ADP and adrenaline   
 Reduced response to AA and adrenaline   
 One-phase ADP F* 14   

Patients with low VWF levels and significant bleeding histories (n = 91) were screened for additional coagulation disorders (see “Methods” for details). Concomitant hemostatic abnormalities were identified in only 10 individuals (in 2 subjects, combined platelet function defects and coagulopathies were found).

*

Combined mild factor deficiency and platelet function defect.

AA, arachdonic acid; ADP, adenosine 5′-diphosphate.

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