Hand and Foot Subungual Haematomas in Haemophilia: A Report of Six Cases

Haemophilia patients presenting with subungual haematomas should be considered for nail trephination or surgical intervention as per standard of care following factor replacement. Larger patient series may provide more insight into comparative outcomes in haemophilia patients versus the general population. Early collaboration between haematology and surgical teams is important. Inclusion of this site-specific bleed into patient education resources and haemophilia guidelines warrants consideration.