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Prenatal and peripartum management of congenital afibrinogenaemia.
British Journal of Haematology 2000 May
We experienced three cases and four successful deliveries with congenital afibrinogenaemia and propose the following guidelines for the prenatal and peripartum management: (i) genital bleeding usually begins at 5 weeks' gestation and spontaneous abortion always occurs at 6-8 weeks' gestation without fibrinogen infusion; (ii) the fibrinogen level must be at least 0.60 g/l and, if possible, higher than 1.0 g/l during the pregnancy; (iii) the necessary amounts of fibrinogen increase as the pregnancy progresses and the preterm labour occurs; (iv) the fibrinogen level under the continuous infusion of fibrinogen during labour must be at least 1.5 g/l and, if possible, higher than 2.0 g/l to prevent placental abruption; (v) the puerperium is usually uneventful with a reduced dose of fibrinogen infusion.
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