Two Cases of Hemarthrosis

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Hemophilia is an hereditary disorder of the blood transmitted as a sex linked mendelian recessive from the male through an unaffected daughter to a grandson and may occur bleeding tendency after most trivial injury.Hemoarthrosis is one of complication resulting from hemorrhage in hemophilia.The knees, the elbows and the ankles are most frequently affected.Hemoarthrosis may be repeated, the joints consequently incur contracture and permanent deformity.We give a report of two cases of hemoarthrosis which we experienced recently.Case 1; twenty six years of age.He shows severe contracture and deformity of the left knee joint. The other joints show middle contracture.There are demonstrable roentgen changes.Case 2; twenty years of age.He shows especially contracture of the both knee joints and elbows, not finding deformity. There are slight roentgen changes.
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