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Case report of nasal pseudotumor – a rare presentation in severe haemophilia A with high titre inhibitors

Prakas Kumar Mandal

Prakas Kumar Mandal

Department of Haematology, NRS Medical CollegeKolkata, India
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Mandal, Prakas Kumar
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Malini Garg

Malini Garg

Department of Haematology, NRS Medical CollegeKolkata, India
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Garg, Malini
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Debasis Gantait

Debasis Gantait

Department of Haematology, NRS Medical CollegeKolkata, India
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Utpal Jana

Utpal Jana

Department of ENT, NRS Medical CollegeKolkata, India
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03 mar 2021
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Categoría del artículo: Case Study
Publicado en línea: 03 mar 2021
Páginas: 11 - 14
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17225/jhp00172
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A case report from Kolkata, India, highlights the possibility of treating a high titre inhibitor with rituximab, and the identification of a pseudotumor as the cause of epistaxis.
A case report from Kolkata, India, highlights the possibility of treating a high titre inhibitor with rituximab, and the identification of a pseudotumor as the cause of epistaxis.

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A. Swelling at the root of nose and forehead after trauma due to fall; B. Nasal swelling persisted and gradually started increasing in size; C. CT scan showing a lobulated expansile soft tissue mass in the bilateral anterior nasal space; D. The soft tissue mass was excised –grossly there were only old clots inside; E. Day seven post-operatively, the child did not have any further bleeding episodes; F. The child has been under regular follow-up for the last three years and is on continued prophylaxis.
A. Swelling at the root of nose and forehead after trauma due to fall; B. Nasal swelling persisted and gradually started increasing in size; C. CT scan showing a lobulated expansile soft tissue mass in the bilateral anterior nasal space; D. The soft tissue mass was excised –grossly there were only old clots inside; E. Day seven post-operatively, the child did not have any further bleeding episodes; F. The child has been under regular follow-up for the last three years and is on continued prophylaxis.
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