[Significance of mutation analysis in patients with haemophilia A].

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Haemophilia A represents the most frequent hereditary bleeding disorder in humans. The disease is caused by mutations within the factor VIII gene leading to decreased or absent factor VIII activities with a bleeding tendency depending on the degree of factor VIII deficiency. Nowadays, the causative mutations can be routinely detected and have substantially improved diagnostic and understanding of the...

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