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... bone marrow findings of bicytopenia/pancytopenia cases was carried out from January 2016 to December 2017 in a tertiary care hospital of ...included cases presented with new onset ... See full document

... of Pancytopenia followed by Nutritional (Mixed deficiency) anemia ...MM(1.33%). Pancytopenia is a common hematological problem encountered in day to day practice commonly presenting as generalized ... See full document

... of pancytopenia followed by leukemia and hypoplastic marrow in the ...of pancytopenia. Among neoplastic diseases multiple myeloma was most common in present study (39 ... See full document

... bone marrow findings, majority of patients had megaloblastic erythropoisis ...least common bone marrow finding was microcytic erythropoisis ...our results shows the distribution of ... See full document

... The most common hematological abnormality was anemia, seen in ...(/200) cases while anemia of chronic disease occurred in ...(/200) cases. Bone marrow evaluation was carried out in 14 ... See full document

... 10% cases were diagnosed asaplastic ...These results are similar to studies done by Tilak et al in which a ...the cases of pancytopenia presented with a plastic ...bone marrow to ... See full document

... positive cases were evaluated. Splenomegaly was the most common sign present in 17 cases ...lymphocytosis were present in all the cases (100%). Pancytopenia was ... See full document

... blocker, most widely prescribed drugs for adults and ...the most commonly prescribed drugs for migraine ...treatment among migraine patients in ... See full document

... new pancytopenia with a low white blood cell count of ...platelets were low at 67 ...his pancytopenia, a bone marrow biopsy was additionally ... See full document

... Transmission occurs by 1.Anthroponotic (i.e., the vector transmits the infection from infected humans to healthy humans) 2.Zoonotic (i.e., the vector transmits the infection from an animal reservoir to humans) ... See full document

... for pancytopenia 2 for all patients included CBC with peripheral smear, ferritin levels ...Bone marrow aspiration and trephine biopsy done wherever indicated and feasible only after patient ...tests ... See full document

... numbers. The other two, on prednisone, had normal numbers. Sera from patients did not inhibit colony formation from either autologous or control marrow. In contrast, serum from an adult with acquired pure red cell ... See full document

... and pancytopenia, an important rheumatologic etiology to rule out is systemic lupus erythematosus, which is possible but rare in young ...bone marrow fi ndings, and other testing were not ... See full document

... that results in the formation of functionally and structurally defective blood cells having shortened ...in marrow together with enhanced apoptosis lead to ineffective erythropoiesis, formation of defective ... See full document

... A 53-year-old female was referred to our centre because of a two-month lasting exhaustion, abdominal disten- sion, early satiety and fever of up to 39°C. Her medical history was not significant. She had been travelling ... See full document

... retrospective cases diagnosed with histologically proven DLBCL at the Canberra Hospi- tal from 1986-2005, on whom staging BM biopsies had been performed, were identified for the purpose of the ...(21%) ... See full document

... the most effective treatment modality in sPCL 14 In case of refractory disease, combination approaches, such as lenalidomide combined with ...2 cases died within a week of diagnosis and start of ... See full document

... The findings appear to demonstrate a selective increase in blood flow in the bone marrow in acute leukemia and in some cases of chronic lymphocytic leukemia and multiple myeloma, and str[r] ... See full document

... many cases of ...bone marrow were measured ( RBC, WBC, Thrombocytes, IRF, IPF,IGs, Schistocytes, reticulocyte and ANC),the extracts showed different effects in terms of their ability to improve or ... See full document

... In this study, Megaloblastic anaemia(25.41%) was the most common cause of pancytopenia followed by MDS(15.7%). Other causes were hypersplenism in CLD (11.8%), acute leukaemia (7.8%), CKD ... See full document