Haematology

Category A
Local Expertise
Category B
Clinical review, advice and
guidance from MMC
Category C
Care led by MMC
(UCLH unless stated otherwise)
Historical immune thrombocytopenia and platelet count >75Current immune thrombocytopenia and platelet count ≤75Sickle cell disease (deliver at Whittington/UCLH/NMUH)
Gestational thrombocytopeniaThrombocytosisBeta thalassaemia major (deliver at Whittington/UCLH/NMUH)
Current VTE or previous single VTEMild, isolated clotting factor deficiencyTransfusion dependent disease (Whit/UCLH)
Obstetric antiphospholipid syndromeMild platelet function disorderOther complex thalassaemia (Whit/UCLH):
- Iron overload
- Endocrine disease
- Pulmonary hypertension
Inherited thrombophilia (no VTE, not antithrombin deficiency)Thrombotic antiphospholipid syndromeCurrent extensive VTE (UCLH)
History of treated haematological
Malignancy
Inherited thrombophilia with previous VTEAntiphospholipid syndrome with extensive arterial events or requiring regular anti Xa monitoring (UCLH)
B12/folate deficiencyRecurrent VTEAntithrombin deficiency (UCLH)
Carriers of haemophilia with known female fetus and normal factor VIII/IXActive haematological malignancy (UCLH)
Type I Von-Willebrand disease, VWF activity normalised in pregnancyModerate – severe clotting factor deficiency (UCLH)
Stable myeloproliferative/myelodysplastic
Disease
Moderate/severe platelet function disorder or platelet disorder with platelet count (UCLH)
White cell disordersCarriers of haemophilia with male or
unknown gender of fetus (UCLH)
Von-Willebrand disease: Type 1 if VWF not normalised, Type II and Type III (UCLH)

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