A 22-year-old male with known haemophilia A has presented to hospital with a large bleed
A 22-year-old male with known haemophilia A has presented to hospital with a large bleed following an accident to his leg. His heart rate is 125 bpm and his blood pressure is 92/46. Whilst going through his clinic letters, the clerking SHO notices that the patient has a high number of factor inhibitors present in his blood. What would be the best strategy to stop the bleeding?
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