In a report prepared for the Scottish Health Service Haemophilia Centre/Transfusion Service Directors' meeting, Dr Craske described the supply of Factor 9 to Haemophilia B patients as "always more than adequate". Read more about In a report prepared for the Scottish Health Service Haemophilia Centre/Transfusion Service Directors' meeting, Dr Craske described the supply of Factor 9 to Haemophilia B patients as "always more than adequate".
Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 27,487 units. Read more about Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 27,487 units.
Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 30,752 units. Read more about Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 30,752 units.
Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 29,241 units. Read more about Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 29,241 units.
Dr Craske prepared a report titled Current Situation Regarding AIDS, attaching diagrams based on the reports received from haemophilia centres on the patients who received the same batches of blood products as the Cardiff and Bristol AIDS cases. Read more about Dr Craske prepared a report titled Current Situation Regarding AIDS, attaching diagrams based on the reports received from haemophilia centres on the patients who received the same batches of blood products as the Cardiff and Bristol AIDS cases.
Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 25,005 units. Read more about Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 25,005 units.
Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 21,000 units. Read more about Information received from haemophilia centres' annual returns shows the average amount of NHS Factor 9 used per Haemophilia B patient that year was 21,000 units.
There was an increase of fresh frozen plasma in 1980 both of the overall amount used and the average per patient. The average used per Haemophilia B patient was now 23,301 units. Read more about There was an increase of fresh frozen plasma in 1980 both of the overall amount used and the average per patient. The average used per Haemophilia B patient was now 23,301 units.
In 1978, the average amount used per patient was 21,000 units, which was an increase from 1976, but said to be a decrease from 1977 when the annual figure was 23,000 units Read more about In 1978, the average amount used per patient was 21,000 units, which was an increase from 1976, but said to be a decrease from 1977 when the annual figure was 23,000 units
By 1976 Factor 9 concentrate was the dominant treatment with comparatively little use of fresh frozen plasma. The 1976 annual returns recorded that 396 patients were treated with a total of 5,561,834 Factor 9 units in the UK. The average per patient was 18,790 units. 60 patients were on home treatment. Read more about By 1976 Factor 9 concentrate was the dominant treatment with comparatively little use of fresh frozen plasma. The 1976 annual returns recorded that 396 patients were treated with a total of 5,561,834 Factor 9 units in the UK. The average per patient was 18,790 units. 60 patients were on home treatment.