Case Report
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World J Clin Cases. Dec 16, 2022; 10(35): 12996-13005
Published online Dec 16, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i35.12996
Table 1 Review of congenital dysfibrinogenemia in pregnancy
Ref.
Age (yr)
Symptoms
BCF
GT
Treatments
Clinical outcomes
Bouvier et al[1], 201821Placental abruption1. Fibrinogen plasma level (Clauss): 0.6 g/L ↓; 2. A normal immunological level: 1.91 g/LFGA exon 5: c.1415_1416 ins CFibrinogen substitution with heparin and aspirin(1) First pregnancy: A low-birth-weight baby by cesarean delivery followed by postpartum hemorrhage; (2) Second pregnancy: Cesarean delivery due to decreased fetal movements; (3) Third pregnancy: Fetal death; and (4) Fourth pregnancy: Pregnancy was normal with a programmed cesarean delivery
Edwards and Rijhsinghani[3], 200024(1) Vaginal bleeding; and (2) Placental abruptionFibrinogen level: 84 mg/dL ↓; thrombin time: 67 s ↑-Operation-
Langer et al[6], 202128Heavy vaginal bleeding after her first sexual intercourseFibrinogen activity level: < 60 mg/dL ↓-(1) Fibrinogen replacement therapy; and (2) Prophylactic anticoagulationUneventful delivery
Takala et al[17], 1991-Thrombotic--HeparinFetal loss
Yamanaka et al[18], 200338(1) Vaginal bleeding; and (2) Three times repeated abortions due to placental abruption(1) Clottable fibrinogen: 66 mg/dL↓; and (2) Immunologic fibrinogen: 225 mg/dL (normal)-(1) Cesarean section; and (2) Before and during the operation 6 g of fibrinogen was infused(1) No findings of placental abruption at the time of surgery; and (2) The newborn developed normally
Franchini et al[19], 200730Miscarriage at 9 wk of gestation 2 yr previously(1) Functional fibrinogen: 161 mg/dL ↓; and (2) Immunologic fibrinogen: 466 mg/dLProthrombin G20210A mutationLMWHThe woman delivered a healthy female baby
Franchini et al[19], 200736Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura(1) Functional fibrinogen: 85 mg/dL ↓; and (2) Immunologic fibrinogen: 221 mg/dL-- The woman delivered a healthy male baby
Franchini et al[19], 200725No(1) Functional fibrinogen: 56 mg/dL ↓; and (2) Immunologic fibrinogen: 268 mg/dL-LMWHThe woman delivered a male baby
Franchini et al[19], 200733No(1) Functional fibrinogen: 63 mg/dL ↓; and (2) Immunologic fibrinogen:180 mg/dL-LMWHA normal male baby was delivered
Kotlín et al[20], 201136(1) Bleeding; and (2) Spontaneous abortions(1) Functional fibrinogen level: 0.85 g/L ↓; and (2) Thrombin time: 39.3 s ↑A heterozygous G4864A transition in exon 2 of the FGA (GenBankaccess number M64982) Curettage-
Yan et al[15], 201526(1) Viral cold and Mycoplasma genitaliuminfection; and (2) No other clinical signs.(1) Fibrinogen concentration: 0.56 g/L ↓; and (2) Immunoturbidimetry: 3.82 g/L-OperationArtificial abortion
Yan et al[21], 201830NoFunction fibrinogen level: 0.55 g/L ↓FGA exon 2: 1233C→ANo specific intervention in this case because the patient had no previous episodes of abnormal bleeding or thrombosisUneventful delivery
Table 2 Review of gene mutation sites
Ref.
cDNA
Gene
Exon
CM
Clinical symptoms
Yoshida et al[5], 2017-FGB-Ala68ThrSuperior sagittal sinus thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, DVT
Qiao et al[16], 2020c.92G>AFGA-p.Gly31GluNo symptoms so far
Kotlín et al[22], 2012-FGA-Gly13Glu and Ser314CysEasy bruising, excessive bleeding during pregnancy and delivery, menorrhagia
Kotlín et al[22], 2022-FGA-Gly13GluEpistaxis, bleeding from gums, prolonged bleeding after venipuncture
Luo et al[23], 2016c.104G>AFGA2Arg16HisMostly asymptomatic, sometimes severe bleeding and postpartum DIC
Cai et al[24], 2018c.103C>AFGA2Arg38ThrNo symptoms so far
Shlebak et al[25], 2017c.221G> TFGB2p.Arg74LeuVenous and arterial thrombosis
Casini et al[26], 2017c.284 G>CFGB2p.Cys95SerOne miscarriage followed by metrorrhagia lasting nearly 2 mo
Undas et al[27], 2009c.1052A>TFGG8Asn325IleDVT after appendectomy
Luo et al[28], 2020c.1178T>CFGG9p.IIe367ThrMenorrhagia
Yan et al[29], 2016g.5877G>AFGG8Arg275HisNo symptoms so far
Imafuku et al[30], 2002γ chain from Arg 275 to Cys (gR275C)FGG8γ R275CNo symptoms so far