Table 3.

Absorption of health care resources, concentrates excluded


Resource

Joint and muscle hemorrhages

Other reasons*

Total
No. of hospitalizations   11 (0.16)   19 (0.28)   30 (0.44)  
In-hospital days  89 (1.32)   323 (4.78)  412 (6.10)  
Days in intensive care units   27 (0.40)   96 (1.42)§  123 (1.82)  
Surgery    
Orthopedic   NA   6 (0.09)   6 (0.09)  
Other   NA   5 (0.07)   5 (0.07)  
Visits to hemophilia center   219 (3.24)   234 (3.47)   453 (6.71)  
Visits to general practitioner   36 (0.53)   223 (3.30)   259 (3.84)  
Physiotherapy sessions
 
702 (10.40)
 

 
702 (10.40)
 

Resource

Joint and muscle hemorrhages

Other reasons*

Total
No. of hospitalizations   11 (0.16)   19 (0.28)   30 (0.44)  
In-hospital days  89 (1.32)   323 (4.78)  412 (6.10)  
Days in intensive care units   27 (0.40)   96 (1.42)§  123 (1.82)  
Surgery    
Orthopedic   NA   6 (0.09)   6 (0.09)  
Other   NA   5 (0.07)   5 (0.07)  
Visits to hemophilia center   219 (3.24)   234 (3.47)   453 (6.71)  
Visits to general practitioner   36 (0.53)   223 (3.30)   259 (3.84)  
Physiotherapy sessions
 
702 (10.40)
 

 
702 (10.40)
 

Figures represent resources absorbed during 18 months of study period. The average of resources per patient per year is shown in parentheses. NA indicates not applicable and—indicates not done.

*

Other reasons were other hemorrhages such as intestinal or renal bleeding, laboratory tests or periodic check-up, drug prescriptions, surgery.

In-hospital days included days in intensive care units.

Fifty-five percent of in-hospital days for other reasons were due to joint replacements, and 45% were due to bleeding or routine screenings and examinations.

§

Fifty-seven percent of days in intensive care units were attributable to joint replacements.

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