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Target population

The diseases eligible for the FranceCoag scheme are haemophilia, severe forms of rare HCM caused by another inherited coagulation protein deficiency (HCPD: afibrinogenemia, FII, FV, FVII, FX, FXI and FXIII deficiencies, FV+VIII, combined vitamin K-dependent factor deficiencies), symptomatic forms of Willebrand’s disease (WM) and inherited platelet diseases.

The rate of monitoring and the size of the populations monitored are described in the table below. The FC acts as a registry for the most severe pathologies, i.e. :

  1. FVIII and FIX deficiencies with levels ≤ 5% (severe or moderate haemophilia A and B, including Leyden B forms with FIX ≤ 5%);
  2. the most severe forms of WM with a Willebrand Factor activity level (vWF:Act) ≤ 15% or an FVIII level ≤ 5% ;
  3. congenital afibrinogenemia with a fibrinogen level < of 0.2 g/l ;
  4. FXIII deficiency with an < rate of 10% ;
  5. Glanzmann thrombasthenia (TG);
  6. Jean Bernard Soulier syndromes (SBS) ;
  7. other registrable platelet diseases.

MHCCohort trackingCohort follow-up rate
Severe haemophilia AAllEvery year
Moderate haemophilia AAllEvery year
Haemophilia A minor1/10th sampleEvery 4 years
Severe haemophilia BAllEvery year
Hémophilie B modéréeAllEvery year
Haemophilia B minor1/10th sampleEvery 4 years
Haemophilia B LeydenAllAnnual as long as FIX rate ≤ 5%, then every 4 years
Very severe WM type 3 and 2N ("haemophilia-like")   VWF level <5% OR FVIII:C ≤ 5%. AllEvery year
Severe WM types 1, 2A, 2M   5% ≤ VWF level ≤ 15% and an FVIII:C level> 5% and< 40%. AllEvery 2 years
WM other than severe type 1 or 2  : VWF level > 15% and< 40% OR an FVIII:C level > 5% and <40%. 1/10th sampleEvery 4 years
FIAllEvery year
FXIIIAllEvery year
Rare deficiencies other than IF and FXIII deficienciesAllEvery 4 years
Registrable thrombocytopenia including BSSAllEvery 2 years
Registrable thrombopathies including TGAllEvery 2 years
Non-registrable thrombocytopeniaNoNot applicable
Non-registerable thrombopathiesNoNot applicable