Monograph Details

Hematology > Bleeding disorders
BEBULIN VH
Manufacturer
Baxter
Legal Classification
Rx
Pharmacological Class
Clotting factor.
Generic Name
Coagulation Factor IX Complex (human) 500–700 IU; per vial; freeze-dried concentrate for IV infusion after reconstitution; contains Factors II, VII, X and heparin.
Indications
Prevention and control of bleeding in Hemophilia B.
Adults and Children
See prescribing note for dosing equation. Max infusion rate: 2mL/min. Bleeding: minor: 20% increase (25–35 IU/kg) for 1 dose. Moderate: 40% increase ( 40–55 IU/kg) once, give 2nd dose after 24hrs (continue until resolved). Major: ≥60% increase (60–70 IU/kg) once daily for 2–3 days or until healed. Surgery: Give loading dose 1hr prior to surgery. May repeat dose every 12hrs initially then every 24hrs in late post-op period. Minor: Initially 40–60% (50–60 IU/kg), then 20–40% (25–55 IU/kg) for 1–2 weeks. Major: Initially ≥60% increase (70–95 IU/kg) then 20–60% (35–75 IU/kg) for 1–2 weeks, then 20% (25–35 IU/kg) until healed. Prophylaxis: 20–30 IU/kg 1–2 times weekly.
Precautions
Not for treating factor deficiencies other than Factor IX deficiency. Contains human plasma; monitor for possible infection transmission. Thromboembolic disorders; risk increased during post-op period; avoid FIX increases >60%; monitor for thrombosis, disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). Surgery. Pregnancy (Cat.C).
Adverse Reactions
Hypersensitivity reactions, thrombosis, DIC.
Extra Text
Note: Report all infections suspected to be transmitted by Bebulin VH to (800) 423-2862.
How Supplied
Single-use vials—1 (w. diluent, needles)
Additional Resources
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