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Combined congenital defect involving both Factor VIII and XI is a very rare disorder. We describe a case of combined Factor VIII and XI deficiency in which the propositus has a mild hemophilia A and inherited a Factor XI deficiency from the father. Moreover, we report on the benefit of DDAVP administration to the patient during a bleeding episode.
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