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standard erythrocytes.
Macrocytosis is a
common morphological feature in
neonatal peripheral blood. The
presence of
macrocytosis can
indicate a
range of...
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consumption is one of the most
common causes of
macrocytosis and non-megaloblastic
macrocytic anemia. Mild
macrocytosis is a
common finding ****ociated with rapid...
- for long periods; the
condition was
first do****ented in 1881. Runner's
macrocytosis is a
phenomenon of
increased red
blood cell size as a
compensatory mechanism...
-
leads to
continuing cell
growth without division,
which presents as
macrocytosis.
Megaloblastic anemia has a
rather slow onset,
especially when compared...
- medications, obesity, and
poorly managed diabetes.
Alcohol misuse can
trigger macrocytosis which discards folate.
After stopping the
drinking of alcohol, a time...
-
Alcoholism commonly causes a
macrocytosis,
although not
specifically anemia.
Other types of
liver disease can also
cause macrocytosis.
Drugs such as methotrexate...
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microcytosis – Iron deficiency,
sickle cell
anemia Anisocytosis with
macrocytosis –
Folate or
vitamin B12 deficiency,
autoimmune hemolytic anemia, cytotoxic...
- name is an
initialism of "osteosarcoma, limb anomalies, and
erythroid macrocytosis with
megaloblastic marrow syndrome".
OSLAM syndrome was
recognised and...
- to
macrocytes (abnormally
large red cells) and the
condition called macrocytosis. The
cause of this
cellular gigantism is an
impairment in DNA replication...
- MCHC: so MCV is
decreased as
compensating mechanism.[citation needed]
Macrocytosis "microcythemia" at Dorland's
Medical Dictionary Mach-Pascual S, Darbellay...
