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[On the classification of haemophilic arthropathy (author's transl)]
In order to differentiate between the manifold phenomena of haemophilic arthropathy, and to treat them suitably, the author suggests a classification of haemophilic arthropathies. Qualitatively speaking, it is possible to differentiate between 6 forms of bleeders-joint: the virginal, restituted, acute, florid, latent and activated form. Quantitative subdivision is effected according to two criteria: the extent of actual destructive activity of the joint being one criterion of classification, the other one being the extent of permanent damage to the joint.
In order to differentiate between the manifold phenomena of haemophilic arthropathy, and to treat them suitably, the author suggests a classification of haemophilic arthropathies. Qualitatively speaking, it is possible to differentiate between 6 forms of bleeders-joint: the virginal, restituted, acute, florid, latent and activated form. Quantitative subdivision is effected according to two criteria: the extent of actual destructive activity of the joint being one criterion of classification, the other one being the extent of permanent damage to the joint.