Case Report: Acquired hemophilia A presenting with recurrent arthritis-like joint swelling and musculoskeletal hematomas—a focused literature review
Background Acquired hemophilia A (AHA) usually causes cutaneous, soft-tissue, or muscle bleeding; joint-dominant presentations are uncommon and may be mistaken for septic or inflammatory arthritis. Case presentation A man in his late 60s with no personal or family bleeding history developed recurrent arthritis-like joi...