Individuals with severe haemophilia A may be at risk for reduced bone mineral density
because of reduced weight-bearing exercise and hepatitis C infection. For confirming the …

Introduction Haemophilia patients may exhibit lower levels of bone mineral density (BMD)
than the general population for a variety of reasons. Aim We aimed to investigate decreased …

A relationship between haemophilia and osteoporosis has been suggested, leading to the
initiative for a larger study assessing this issue. Bone mineral density (BMD) was measured …

Osteoporosis is caused by bone mineral density (BMD) reduction. Haemophilia patients are
at increased risk of osteoporosis because of decreased physical activity and blood-borne …

Aim: The reduced bone density in individuals with severe hemophilia A (decreased
coagulation factor VIII level) and combined factor V and VIII deficiency have been reported …

Haemophilia has been associated with low bone mineral density (BMD) probably due to
some predisposing factors. The aim of this study was to evaluate the relationship between …

Haemophilia A and B has been associated with increased prevalence of low bone mass (67–
86%). The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of bone disease in …

Patients with hemophilia suffer from low bone mineral density (BMD) due to several risk
factors including arthropathy and resulting immobility. Recent studies have shown variable …

Haemophilia has been associated with low bone mineral density (BMD). However, prior
clinical studies of this population have neither clearly elucidated risk factors for development …

It has been shown that bone mineral density (BMD) may be lower in patients with
haemophilia (PWH). A comparison to control subjects is required to thoroughly assess …