Clinpath Pathology
Clinpath Pathology
S1E6: Ep 6 Haemophilia Pathology | Inherited bleeding disorders | Blue Bleeding
S1E6: Ep 6 Haemophilia Pathology | Inherited bleeding disorders | Blue Bleeding
S1E6: Ep 6 Haemophilia Pathology | Inherited bleeding disorders | Blue Bleeding
Friday 31st July 2020
Explore Haemophilia's royal history, modern science, and treatment breakthroughs with Steve Davis and Dr. Travis Brown on 'This Pathological Life'.
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Get the buttons here!Haemophilia: From Royal Ailments to Modern Breakthroughs
Inherited bleeding disorders before the modern era were a death sentence. Haemophilia, also known as the Royal Disease (specifically Haemophilia B), is an X-linked coagulation disorder that the Heir to the Throne Alexei
Imagine living in a time when a simple cut could be a death sentence. In this episode of 'This Pathological Life', host Steve Davis and resident pathologist Dr. Travis Brown take you on a journey through the history and science of Haemophilia and inherited bleeding disorders. These conditions, once known as the 'Royal Disease', have shaped the lives of many, including the heir to the Russian throne, Alexei Romanov.
You'll hear about the intriguing role Rasputin played in the Tsarevich's treatment and how a Finnish physician, Erik von Willebrand, identified what we now know as the most common inherited bleeding disorder worldwide: von Willebrand Disease (vWD). The episode also features an insightful interview with Dr. Nicholas Myles, who sheds light on the current understanding of Haemophilia A, Haemophilia B, and platelet disorders.
This conversation not only delves into the complexities of diagnosing these conditions but also highlights the advancements in treatment and ongoing research. Perfect for anyone fascinated by medical history or those affected by these disorders, this episode is both educational and deeply engaging.