Successful management of refractory haematuria with recombinant porcine factor VIII replacement for paediatric congenital haemophilia A with high‐titre inhibitor

gait alterations in patients. In that case, sensor-based gait analysis could function as an objective measure to monitor recovery after a muscle or joint bleed, to evaluate prophylactic treatment and to substantiate physiotherapist exercises, something thus far impossible. In conclusion, sensor-based gait analysis is able to detect joint-specific arthropathy, specifically of the knee and hip in haemophilia patients. Compared to laborious conventional gait analysis, it is feasible and enables rapid, extensive gait analysis which can be performed during regular outpatient visits to the Haemophilia Treatment Centre.