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Hereditary angioneurotic edema and pregnancyFrom: Bostjan Lovsin (bostjan.lovsin@guest.arnes.si)Tue Dec 9 12:43:33 1997
I have a problem: a 14-weeks-pregnant woman with hereditary angioneurotic edema and two attacks of severe abdominal pain already in this (first) pregnancy. We managed them with fresh frozen plasma, quite successfully. I have found some good articles through Medline, but still have some questions: 1. Any experience with this? 2. Where to get C1 inactivator for therapy and prophylaxys? 3. Your experience with allergic reaction to plasma? 4. Where to get tranexamic acid for therapy and prophylaxys? Thanks, bye. Bostjan Lovsin, MD Dept Ob/Gyn Izola SI -6310 Izola Slovenia fax: +386 66 606700
-- B Lovsin
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