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Annual Returns were produced for The Royal London Haemophilia Centre for 1981.

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Annual Returns were produced for The Royal London Haemophilia Centre for 1982.

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Annual Returns were produced for the Lewisham Haemophilia Centre for 1981.

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Annual Returns were produced for the Lewisham Haemophilia Centre for 1982.

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In 1981 and 1982 Haemophilia A patients were primarily treated with commercial concentrate, Annual Returns for Royal Manchester Children's Hospital 1982

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There was no policy of restricting patients to single manufacturers or batches of commercial concentrate. Annual Returns for Royal Manchester Children's Hospital 1982

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Annual Returns were produced for the Cambridge Haemophilia Centre for 1980.

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Annual Returns were produced for the Cambridge Haemophilia Centre for 1981.

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Annual Returns were produced for the Cambridge Haemophilia Centre for 1982.

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Annual Returns were produced for the Coventry Haemophilia Centre for 1980.

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Annual Returns were produced for the Coventry Haemophilia Centre for 1981.

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Annual Returns were produced for the Coventry Haemophilia Centre for 1982.

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Annual Returns for the Kent Haemophilia Centre were produced for 1980.

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Annual Returns for the Kent Haemophilia Centre were produced for 1981.

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Annual Returns for the Kent Haemophilia Centre were produced for 1982.

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It was realised that while factor VIII continued to be imported the potential existed for infections in the UK haemophilia population even more serious than hepatitis.

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The precise number of children infected with HIV as a consequence of their treatment at Alder Hey was unclear with a July 1987 report recording 16 cases.

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In 1977 Birmingham Children's Hospital treated its Haemophilia A patients predominantly with cryoprecipitate together with some commercial concentrate. No NHS Factor 8 was used that year.

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Annual Returns for Birmingham Children's Hospital 1978 showed Factor 8 concentrate outstripped cryoprecipitate, with more commercial concentrate being used than NHS. The use of cryoprecipitate had reduced substantially from the previous year.

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Annual Returns for Birmingham Children's Hospital 1979 showed commercial concentrate usage in 1979 was almost double that of 1978.

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