Oral Treatment of Haemophilia A by Gastrointestinal Absorption of Factor VIII Entrapped in Liposomes

Overview

Journal Lancet

Publisher Elsevier

Specialty General Medicine

Date 1980 Jan 12

PMID 6101418

Citations 4

Authors

H C Hemker

W T Hermens

A D Muller

R F ZWAAL

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Abstract

Factor-VIII-loaded liposomes were given orally to a patient with severe haemophilia A. Plasma concentrations of factor VIII rose to therapeutically effective levels, that persisted for 50 hours.

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