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Journal of Veterinary Science and Research, 2025, Volume 1, Issue 1, Pages: 1-3

Treatment Plan And Dosage For Acquired Fx Deficiency With Factor X Concentrate.

Correspondence to Author: Anre Ros, Rebcca J. Shw, Louie Gath, Caty arelly

Cathay General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan.

Abstract:

A uncommon disorder known as acquired factor X (FX) deficiency can result in potentially fatal hemorrhage. Here, we provide a human FX concentrate-based effective gastrointestinal bleeding (GI) management approach. Description of the case: A 61-year-old A male patient had a prolonged prothrombin time and upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. An acquired FX deficit was found to be subsequent to AL amyloidosis, according to investigations.Results: Bleeding symptoms were successfully stopped by treatment with FX concentrate to maintain trough FX levels >20%, and levels >50% made urgent invasive treatments possible. Conclusions: This case study offers important new information about how to treat this uncommon ailment and how to use FX concentrates in acquired FX insufficiency.

Keywords: Coagadex, amyloidosis, and factor X.

Citation:

Dr.Anre Ros, Treatment Plan And Dosage For Acquired Fx Deficiency With Factor X Concentrate. Journal of Veterinary Science and Research 2025.