Czech Society of Hemophilia

Voluntary organization for people interested in Hemophilia and von Willebrand disease. Our mission is to inform members about everything that interests them and defend their needs.

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    Gene Therapy - A Practical Guide

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    Identifikátory osob s poruchou krevního srážení

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    Mountains we carry; Mountains we climb

    11/01/2025
    V roce 2024 absolvoval český hemofilik Daniel Šimek spolu se šesti dalšími hemofiliky z celé Evropy výstup na Mount Blanc. Podívejte...
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    New Technologies in Treatment 2024

    20/12/2024
    The first weekend of November is traditionally dedicated to a workshop on new technologies in treatment organized by the European Ha...
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    Zápis z jednání Rady ČSH 9.12.2024

    09/12/2024
    Zápis z online jednání Rady ČSH 9.12.2024.
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    22/11/2024
    In the latest episode of the podcast "Na vlastní žíly" ("In My Own Veins"), host Michal Bereň presents an inspiring interview with h...
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    Zápis z jednání Rady ČSH 11.11.2024

    11/11/2024
    Zápis z online jednání Rady ČSH 11.11.2024.
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    What is Hemofilia and Von Willebrand disease?

    Haemophilia is a rare genetic disease caused by a deficiency of factor VIII (haemophilia A) or factor IX (haemophilia B). The consequence is very low blood clotting.

    Hemophilia

    Von Willebrand (vWch) disease is the most common congenital bleeding disorder caused by a qualitative or quantitative defect in von Willebrand factor (vWF). The incidence is more frequent than in the case of haemophilia.

    Von Willebrand disease