HEMOPHILIA

This study tests whether a mechanical arm ultrasound system can detect joint damage in people with hemophilia as accurately as expert ultrasound and MRI. Eleven participants will have their joints scanned to see if the new method catches early problems that physical exams might m…

This study looks at whether MRI can better detect knee joint damage in adults with hemophilia compared to standard X-rays. About 95 participants will receive both scans to see which method gives clearer information about joint health. The goal is to help doctors choose the best t…

This study tests a short educational program for adults with hemophilia who have chronic joint pain. The program teaches about pain, emotions, and coping strategies to help reduce pain and improve daily activities. 70 participants will be randomly assigned to either the program o…

This study watches about 70 people with hemophilia A who are already taking emicizumab to prevent bleeding. Researchers will use ultrasound to check if their elbows, knees, and ankles develop any early joint damage over two years. The goal is to learn how well the treatment prote…

This study looks at how an oral health education program affects the teeth, gums, and quality of life of Egyptian children with hemophilia. About 70 children with mild to severe hemophilia will receive education on proper dental care. Researchers will measure their oral health be…

This study will check if a 2-minute step test is a valid and reliable way to measure aerobic fitness in children with hemophilia. Researchers will enroll 35 children aged 6-18 and compare the step test results with other fitness measures like walking tests and balance assessments…

This study looks at why some adults with hemophilia and damaged joints experience more pain in their daily lives. Researchers will measure pain sensitivity, anxiety, and sleep quality in 138 participants to see how these factors relate to pain interference. The goal is to better …