For patients and referring physicians
Conditions we treat
The center cares for the full range of inherited and acquired bleeding disorders, and for patients diagnosed with — or at high risk for — thrombosis.
Bleeding disorders
All factor protein deficiencies
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- Hemophilia A and B (Factor VIII and IX deficiency)
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- von Willebrand Disease
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- Factor II, V, VII, X, XI and XIII deficiencies
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- Factor V and VIII combined deficiency
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- Vitamin K dependent factor deficiency
Platelet dysfunction
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- Glanzmann Thrombasthenia
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- Paris Trousseau
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- Bernard Soulier
Fibrinogen deficiency and/or dysfunction
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- Dysfibrinogenemia
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- Hypodysfibrinogenemia
Thrombotic disorders
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- Deep vein thrombosis
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- Embolism
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- Stroke
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- Factor V Leiden
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- Prothrombin mutation
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- Protein S deficiency
BUILD NOTE — This list needs clinical sign-off from Dr. Chitlur or Charity Stadler before launch. It was transcribed from the old site with two corrections: “Factor’s” corrected to “Factor”, and the duplicated “V, V & VIII combined” split into two entries.
Referring a patient?
The Flow comprehensive clinic runs two to three times a month and pairs a hematology provider with adolescent medicine or gynecology in a single visit.
Not sure where you fit?
If your periods are heavy or prolonged and no one has looked into why, start with the self-assessment. It takes about 3 minutes.
Self-assessment
Not sure whether your period is normal?
Many people live with heavy or prolonged bleeding for years without mentioning it, because no one has ever told them it isn’t normal. The self-assessment asks a short set of questions and tells you whether it’s worth being seen.