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Factor XI deficiency is a secondary hemostatic disease that leads to failure of platelet plug stabilization during the coagulation/clotting pathway.
F11
Autosomal recessive
Factor XI deficiency can present with mild bleeding. Clotting conditions are typically recognized during trauma or preparation for surgery.
Secondary hemostatic diseases are diagnosed with a range of blood tests that determine blood clotting times.
Knowler C, Giger U, Dodds WJ, Brooks M. Factor XI deficiency in Kerry Blue Terriers. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1994 Dec 1;205(11):1557-61. PMID: 7730123.
Disease diagnosis and treatment should always be performed by a veterinarian. The following information is for educational purposes only.
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