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    OralSurgerywithminimalfactorsupportOralSurgerywithminimalfactorsupport

    ininHaemophiliaHaemophiliaandvWDandvWDpatientsastudypatientsastudy

    AlfredHos italAlfredHos ital

    DrIan

    Hewson

    DirectorDentalServices

    AlfredHospital

    MelbourneAustralia

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    AlfredHaemophiliapatientsAlfredHaemophiliapatients

    PreviousprotocolatAlfred:

    Factorsto

    70%

    100%

    before

    oral

    sur er

    ost

    o erative

    dosesdependingoncomplexityofprocedure.

    rotoco

    wou

    vary

    w t

    egree

    o

    ora

    surgery

    an

    pat ents

    oralhealth

    Factorsforfivedayspostopwithremovaloffourwisdom

    teeth

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    AlfredHaemophiliapatientsAlfredHaemophiliapatients

    Previousfactoradministration:

    Forfourwisdomteeth:Daily4550U/kgPreoperativeandfor

    fivedayspostoperative.

    Lessextensiveoralsurgery:Initial30U/kgwithafollowupof

    Wisdomteeth

    =$ 17,000

    $19,000

    Simpleextractions=$ 5,000 $5,500

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    AlfredHaemophiliapatientsAlfredHaemophiliapatients

    Protocolnow:

    Noadditionalfactorsprescribedpreoralsurgery,regardless

    ofde ree

    of

    difficult

    of

    oral

    sur er

    and

    atients

    factor

    %

    LAviaInferiorDentalNerveblockifrequired

    Nopost

    op

    AB

    cover

    (peri

    operative

    if

    required)

    ranexam cac mou was m ree mesa ay

    provided

    for

    7

    daysGeneralanaestheticpatientsarekeptinhospitalovernight.

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    AlfredHaemophiliapatientsAlfredHaemophiliapatients

    Protocolnow:

    Patientsonregularprophylacticprogram,maintainthis

    re ime

    factorlevels

    at

    o eration

    now

    bein

    measured .

    UseLaryngealmaskforGApatients

    Marcain*.5%1:200,000

    adrenaline

    to

    16ml

    oa ona ac orsprescr e un esspos op ee nga

    problem.Localhaemostaticmeasuresonly

    *BupivacineHCLAstraZeneca

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    POST DENTAL EXTRACTION CHART

    FOR HAEMOPHILIA PATIENTS

    Please fill out the following chart for any bleeding associated with the

    extraction(s) that you have had today, tick the relevant box. Thank You.

    BLEEDING FROM SOCKET(S)

    1

    2

    3

    INJECTION

    SITE

    5

    6

    7

    8

    MILD = some blood in saliva

    MODERATE = need to apply pressure to socket to stop ooze or bleeding

    SEVERE = need to attend Hospital for management

    Injection Site: Did you have any: Swelling Significant bruising at the

    site of the injection for a lower jaw tooth extraction. Please tick which

    problem(s) and tick days in box on right

    Post: Dental Unit, The Alfred PO Box 315 Prahran 3181

    Fax: 9276 6938Or bring in when attending for your next appointment

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    AlfredHaemophiliapatientsAlfredHaemophiliapatients

    50ConsecutivePatients(Noinhibitors)

    All atienthave ivenwritten&oralconsent

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    Patientpopulation

    13

    14

    10

    11

    12

    8

    9

    atients

    HaemA

    5

    6

    7

    Numberof aem

    VWD

    2

    3

    4

    0

    1

    Severe

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    30

    25

    20

    s

    15

    Noofpa

    tien HaemA

    HaemB

    VWB

    10

    HAEMB vWD

    5

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    Number and Type of Extraction

    100

    82

    80

    90

    60

    70

    SIMPLE

    31

    40

    50Total urgca

    Simple

    20

    SURGICAL

    0

    1

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    60

    Infiltration, 4850

    ,

    40

    IDNBLOCKS

    INFILTRATIONS

    30IDN

    Infiltration

    10

    0

    Type of LA Injection

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    Total Number of patients and degree of Post-Op bleeding

    45

    35

    40

    25

    30

    atients

    Nil

    15

    20

    Number

    ofP

    Moderate

    Severe

    10

    0

    5

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    AtDayeight:Nil=41(82%),Mild=6(12%),Moderate=3(6%)

    Days

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    30

    25

    20

    nts

    Nil

    Mild

    10

    P

    atie

    Moderate

    Severe

    5

    0

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    AtDay

    eight:

    Nil

    =25

    (83%),

    Mild

    =4(13%),

    Moderate

    =1(4%)

    ays

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    25

    20

    15

    atients

    Nil

    Mild

    10Numberof

    Moderate

    Severe

    5

    0

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    AtDayeight:Nil=20(77%),Mild=4(15%),Moderate=2(8%)

    Days

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    12

    10

    8

    patient

    Nil

    Mild

    4

    Numberof

    Moderate

    Severe

    2

    0

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    AtDayeight:Nil=6(82%),Mild=1(9%),Moderate=1(9%)

    ays

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    14

    10

    12

    8

    patient

    Nil

    Mild

    6

    Numberof

    Moderate

    Severe

    2

    4

    0

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    AtDay

    eight:

    Nil

    =12

    (92%),

    Mild

    =1(8%),

    Moderate

    =0(0%)

    ays

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    100

    80

    90

    60

    70

    Nil

    Mild

    Moderate

    Severe

    40

    50%Nil

    Mild

    Moderate

    Severe

    20

    0

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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    RESULTSRESULTSExtraction Type& No

    Total cases Nildays (%)

    Milddays (%)

    Moderatedays (%)

    Severe days(%)

    Simple x 2 11 66 (75%) 20 (23%) 2 (2%) 0

    Simple x 5 2 15 (94%) 1 (6%) 0 0

    Simple x 7 1 1 (12%) 7 (88%) 0 0

    Simple x 9 1 5 (63%) 2 (25%) 0 1 (12%)

    Surgical x 1 3 16 (67%) 6 (25%) 2 (8%) 0

    Surgical x 2 2 16 (100%) 0 0 0

    Surgical x 3 1 3 (37.5%) 2 (25%) 3 (37.5%) 0

    Surg 1 Simp 1 3 16 (67%) 5 (21%) 3 (12%) 0

    Surg 1 Simp 2 1 5 (63%) 0 1 (12%) 2 (25%)

    Surg 2 Simp 1 3 17 (71%) 2 (8%) 3 (13%) 2 (8%)

    Surg 2 Simp 2 4 17 (53%) 9 (28%) 3 (9%) 3 (9%)

    Surg 3 Simp 1 1 8 (100%) 0 0 0

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    RESULTSRESULTS

    Severe1% 5%,8patients

    (16%)andMild6% 35%30patients(60%)

    Atotalof113extractionperformed:

    31Surgical,82Simple.

    Bydayeight94%ofallpatientshadNilormildbleedingbut

    6%stillhadmoderatebleeding(Requiredtoapplypressureto

    socket

    to

    stop

    ooze/bleed)

    Fourpatientsrequiredpostoperativetreatmentathospital

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    RESULTSRESULTS

    41INDblocksadministeredwith27gaugelongneedlesNo

    ,

    dayeight71%hadnilbleedingand18%hadmildbleeding

    9%hadmildbleeding(97%)

    Nopatienthashaddrysocket

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    RESULTSRESULTS

    1. HaemophiliaA

    0%

    2Surgical

    2Simple

    Day

    3 1750

    U

    FactorVIII Day5 redresssocket

    .

    FactorVIII

    Day

    7 gauze

    pressure

    &

    tranexamic acid

    3. HaemophiliaA 3% 9xsimpleDayI&32000UDay2

    1500UFactor

    VIII

    4. HaemophiliaA

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    RESULTSRESULTS

    protocol

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