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This report aims to highlight the perioperative management of acquired hemophilia A in a pregnant patient.

May 17, 2026A&A Practice

Successful Perioperative Management of Pregnancy-Related Acquired Hemophilia A Using Only Bypassing Agents: A Case Report

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This report aims to highlight the perioperative management of acquired hemophilia A in a pregnant patient.
Reported a case of acquired hemophilia A diagnosed during preoperative evaluation for cesarean delivery.
Delivery was performed urgently due to hypertension, without previous immunosuppressive therapy.
Intraoperative hemostasis was managed using only bypassing agents.
Intraoperative hemostasis was well controlled.
Maternal and neonatal outcomes were favorable following cesarean delivery.

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Case report demonstrates successful cesarean delivery outcomes in a patient with acquired hemophilia A, indicating the viability of bypassing agents alone.

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Yamamoto et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a095bef7880e6d24efe1d7e https://doi.org/10.1213/xaa.0000000000002208

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Case report demonstrates successful cesarean delivery outcomes in a patient with acquired hemophilia A, indicating the viability of bypassing agents alone.

Successful Perioperative Management of Pregnancy-Related Acquired Hemophilia A Using Only Bypassing Agents: A Case Report

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Successful Perioperative Management of Pregnancy-Related Acquired Hemophilia A Using Only Bypassing Agents: A Case Report

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