Coagulation factor 9
Description
Extracted from Iranian plasma containing 500 international units concentrated Factor IX per vial and produce under commercial name of “Heamonine” by biotest Company from Germany and 600 international units per vial under commercial name of “Berry nine” by CSL Behring company from Switzerland.
Medical Group
A systematic drug for bleeding prevention
Medicine types
500 injective units
Vial compounds
Effective material: coagulation factor 9 extracted from human plasma (IU/vial 500)
Medical uses
Prevention and treatment of bleeding in type B hemophilia (factor IX Congenital deficiency)
Prohibited usage
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Indications and dosage
Administrate through slow intravenous injection, dosage determined individually based on patients need, severity of factor IX lack, the desirable concentrations of factor IX, body weights and bleeding severity.
Warnings and precautions
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Side effects
- there are reports on nephrotic syndrome in patients with type B Hemophilia with a history of allergic reactions.
- Potential production of factor IX inhibitors
- Potential thromboembolism (blood clots) in type B hemophilic patients
- Unspecified Allergic or hypersensitive reactions are rare
- Heparin in low amounts can causes allergic reaction and blood cells reduction
Storage and shelf-life
- stored in 25°F
- protect it from freezing
- protect it from light and keep it in box
- After preparing the solution should be used immediately