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[Prophylaxis in haemophilia B. Prevention of bleeds and FIX consumption].

Based on the documentation from patients with severe haemophilia B (FIX:C <1%) in home treatment the positive effect of continuous prophylaxis compared to on demand treatment was investigated over one year in a retrospective study from a single treatment centre (Centre for Haemostaseology Muenster). The advantage of the reduction in the number of bleeding episodes by 90% was opposed by a threefold higher consumption of FIX concentrates and a fourfold higher exposure of the patients to intravenous injections.