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    Acquired haemophilia A is a rare disorder that affects older adults with no previous bleeding history who develop life-threatening bleeding, accompanied by a prolonged activated partial thromboplastin time that fails to correct in a 1:1 mix and caused by a specific autoantibody to factor VIII.1,2 The aim of acquired haemophilia treatment is two-fold: to stop the bleeding, and to eradicate the inhibitor. To date, standard treatment includes haemostatic bypassing agents to prevent bleeding and immunosuppressives to eradicate the inhibitor, which is 90% effective.

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