DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS. CASE PRESENTATION. BY DR. BUSINGE.

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DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS. CASE PRESENTATION. BY DR. BUSINGE.

PATIENT’S DEMOGRAPHICS. NAME: AA AGE: 9/12 ADDRESS: Kyamuhunga, Ishaka. NOK: Mother. RELIGION: Catholic. DOA: 05/ 08 / 2014.

HISTORY C/O : Excessive Bleeding from the gum ………3/7. -Referred in from KIU (Parent’s request ) -Bleeding followed injury to the gum after a fall. -2 nd episode of bleeding from the gum. -Bleeding from canular site. - Requiring blood transfusion. -1 st episode was 3/12 prior to this admission and this followed injury of the gum by the sweet he was admitted at KIU for 6/7.

No history of bleeding without injury. No bleeding in the joint or easy bruisability. R.O.S : R/S: Fast breathing, no cough, no wheezing, no coryza. Other systems normal history.

PMH. As above. Life and development history: Normal. Fully immunized. FSH: 4 th born, 3 rd boy. No familial history of bleeding disorder or chronic illnesses. Parent’s peasant farmers. Financial support is by the uncle.

Summary. 9/12 old male with recurrent, excessive and prolonged bleeding requiring blood transfusions. Bleeding followed minor trauma.No familial history of bleeding disorders. O/E sick looking, A +++,J o,DEH 2 O o, (C C) o T= No L/pathy No Petechiae and No Ecchymoses. Swollen scalp from right parietal region up to the right periorbital region, overlying skin shinny, pitting and non tender. Mouth parked: Gauze soiled with blood. Oozing of blood from a small ulcer on the gum.

P/A : Normal fullness and soft. Tender hepatomegaly and no splenomegaly. CVS : warm peripheries, cap refil 2seconds. P/R – 146BPM regular. Normal volume. HS 1 AND HS 11 & no added sound. CNS : Irritable, alert, A/F- normo- tensive neck soft, kernig’s –ve.

PNS & MSS: Normal. R/S : Mild distress. R/R = 57BPM. Rest of R/s exam normal. PROBLEMS 1 ) Bleeding from the gum following trauma. 2 ) Severe anaemia with H/F

DIFFERENTIALS Coagulation disorder : - Platelets dysfunction - Thrombocytopenia - clotting factor deficiency. INVESTIGATIONS. FBC : Low HB 4.6g/dl, normal platelets value. Thin film: normal. Bleeding time : normal. Clotting time: prolonged. aPTT : Prolonged. PT: normal.

TREATMENT Blood transfusion. Controlled the bleeding. Referred the child to paediatrics hematologist for factor level evaluation. FOLLOW UP. Had low factor viii. Now on factor viii replacement therapy.

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