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Spontaneous factor VIII inhibitors may be responsible for severe life-threatening haemorrhages. It is reported on two patients with inhibitors directed against factor VIII: C. In one female patient a rheumatoid arthritis could be made evident as basic disease. Diagnostics, therapy and course are reported and discussed.
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