Dr Jones noted that cryoprecipitate was the treatment of choice for haemophiliacs, but when not available FFP would be used. Read more about Dr Jones noted that cryoprecipitate was the treatment of choice for haemophiliacs, but when not available FFP would be used.
Dr Jones told his patients that a substantial proportion of those infected with NANBH would develop liver disease Read more about Dr Jones told his patients that a substantial proportion of those infected with NANBH would develop liver disease
Dr Jones suggested that the Newcastle centre's policy was to encourage both home and prophylaxis treatment. Read more about Dr Jones suggested that the Newcastle centre's policy was to encourage both home and prophylaxis treatment.
Dr Jones stated that the introduction of concentrates allowed the development of home therapy and eventually prophylactic treatment. Read more about Dr Jones stated that the introduction of concentrates allowed the development of home therapy and eventually prophylactic treatment.
Dr Jones suggested in his statement to the Inquiry, that cryoprecipitate was the treatment of choice until 1973, "when sufficient Factor VIII became available". Read more about Dr Jones suggested in his statement to the Inquiry, that cryoprecipitate was the treatment of choice until 1973, "when sufficient Factor VIII became available".
In a letter from Dr Jones to Dr Sackwood, it was noted that 23 patients were on home therapy in the Newcastle area. Read more about In a letter from Dr Jones to Dr Sackwood, it was noted that 23 patients were on home therapy in the Newcastle area.
Dr Jones' "Guidelines for the Organisation of a Haemophilia Centre" recorded that "within our geographical region, which has a population of 3.3 million, the home therapy programme is run from the Newcastle Centre and all patients are followed up there by the core team." Read more about Dr Jones' "Guidelines for the Organisation of a Haemophilia Centre" recorded that "within our geographical region, which has a population of 3.3 million, the home therapy programme is run from the Newcastle Centre and all patients are followed up there by the core team."
Dr Peter Jones was joined by Dr Peter Hamilton as co-director of the Newcastle Haemophilia Centre. Read more about Dr Peter Jones was joined by Dr Peter Hamilton as co-director of the Newcastle Haemophilia Centre.
Dr Peter Jones suggested AIDS in haemophilia patients was brought to the attention of haemophilia centre directors by Professor Bloom at a meeting of the Haemophilia Reference Centre Directors. Read more about Dr Peter Jones suggested AIDS in haemophilia patients was brought to the attention of haemophilia centre directors by Professor Bloom at a meeting of the Haemophilia Reference Centre Directors.
Dr Peter Jones had no doubt that haemophiliacs exposed to multi donor concentrates were infected with non-A non-B hepatitis and that a substantial number would go on to develop chronic liver disease. Read more about Dr Peter Jones had no doubt that haemophiliacs exposed to multi donor concentrates were infected with non-A non-B hepatitis and that a substantial number would go on to develop chronic liver disease.