Abstract
The most common form of nerve damage in haemophilia is peripheral neuropathy (peripheral nerve injury), which mainly affects the upper and lower limbs. The purpose of this review is to provide information on the aspects of haemophilia management which may have an influence on or relationship with peripheral nerve injuries (replacement therapy, prophylactic treatment, implications of this complication in patients with inhibitors) and underline the specific features of peripheral neuropathy in haemophilic individuals.
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