Acquired factor VIII (FVIII) inhibitors can cause life-threatening bleeding. Rapid restoration of coagulation is vital. Therapeutic approaches include factor substitution,[1][1],[2][2]immunosuppression (eg, steroids, cyclophosphamide[3][3]), and plasmapheresis.[4][4] A novel treatment option is
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