Figure 1.
Figure 1. Mechanisms of novel hemophilia therapies. (A) Normal hemostatic balance tipped in favor of bleeding, for example, (B) in hemophilia A from lack of coagulation FVIII. (C) One approach to improve hemostatic balance in hemophilia is to add additional procoagulants; (D) another approach is to remove or inhibit anticoagulants. Adapted from Willyard.64

Mechanisms of novel hemophilia therapies. (A) Normal hemostatic balance tipped in favor of bleeding, for example, (B) in hemophilia A from lack of coagulation FVIII. (C) One approach to improve hemostatic balance in hemophilia is to add additional procoagulants; (D) another approach is to remove or inhibit anticoagulants. Adapted from Willyard.64 

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