Alessandra Bosch։ Understanding Haemostasis in Children and Its Challenges
Alessandra Bosch, Clinician Scientist at University of Zurich, Attending Physician (Senior Consultant) at Kinderspital Zürich, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”The new issue of Paediatrica is here and this one is close to my heart.
This issue shines a spotlight on a topic that sits at the intersection of rare disease, paediatric clinical practice, and some genuinely complex clinical decision-making: haemostasis in children.
The editorial is written by Manuela Albisetti, Head of Haemostasis at Kinderspital Zürich, who dedicates this issue to every paediatrician in Switzerland.
A remarkable tribute from someone who has described paediatric haemostasis not just as a specialty, but as her true vocation.
What’s inside:
- Coagulation diagnostics in childhood (Veneranda Mattiello and Alessandro Casini)
- Thrombophilia diagnostics in children (Mattia Rizzi)
- DOACs in paediatric practice – what to consider (Alessandra Bosch)
- Heavy menstrual bleeding in adolescence – recommendations for paediatricians (Dehlia Moussaoui and Kerstin Ruoss)
A true Swiss paediatric haemostasis collaboration with friends․
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