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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Haemophilia. 2017 May 5;23(5):759–768. doi: 10.1111/hae.13259

Table 2. Clotting potential of severe or moderate hemophilic A or B blood when triggered by the low or high levels of contact activation or extrinsic activation in the presence and absence of rFVIIa.

Rescue indicates return to response levels of healthy blood. Low CTI: 4 μg/mL corn trypsin inhibitor; High CTI: 40 μg/mL corn trypsin inhibitor. Mild hemophilic blood (>14–15%) performs without large functional deficit when compared to healthy blood in this assay under conditions of contact or extrinsic activation with reduced sensitivity to added rFVIIa.

Condition Clotting at 100 s−1
Phenotype Surface Contact pathway rFVIIa Platelets Fibrin [ref.]
Severe
(< 3%)
Collagen No (high CTI) 0 low none [24]
No (high CTI) + modest rescue none
Yes (low CTI) 0 Low none
Yes (low CTI) + slight rescue ~none
Moderate
(3–14%)
Collagen No (high CTI) 0 modest none [24]
No (high CTI) + rescue none
Yes (low CTI) 0 modest very low
Yes (low CTI) + rescue rescue
Severe
(<3 %)
Collagen + [TF]low
No (high CTI)
0 very low none *
Collagen + [TF]low + rescue rescue
Collagen + [TF]high 0 very low none
Collagen + [TF]high + rescue rescue
Moderate
(3–14%)
Collagen + [TF]low
No (high CTI)
0 modest modest *
Collagen + [TF]low + modest modest
Collagen + [TF]high 0 moderate moderate
Collagen + [TF]high + moderate moderate
*

this study.