Heim M, Martinowitz U, Horoszowski H
Angiology. 1986 Feb;37(2):128-31. doi: 10.1177/000331978603700210.
The vast majority of bleeding episodes in hemophilia occur in the musculoskeletal system. When bleeding occurs, within a closed compartment, the possibility of neurovascular compromise must be suspected. We present an interesting case where this danger was overlooked in a young hemophiliac boy and resulted in bone growth retardation and permanent deformity.
血友病患者绝大多数出血事件发生在肌肉骨骼系统。出血发生在一个封闭腔隙内时，必须怀疑存在神经血管受压的可能性。我们报告一个有趣的病例，一名年轻血友病男孩的这种危险被忽视，导致骨骼生长迟缓及永久性畸形。
