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Since 1903, 744 cases of megaloblastic anemia have been reported in Japan: 490 cases of pernicious anemia; 95 cases associated with pregnancy; 66 cases after gastrectomy; 22 cases of megaloblastic anemia of infants; 21 cases of folic acid deficiency ...
Taguchi, Hirokuni
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Megaloblastic anemia-associated retinopathy: A rare case
Anemia is a common hematologic disorder that can manifest with retinal involvement. As the severity of anemia increases, the incidence of retinal findings such as flame shape hemorrhages, roth spots, and venous dilatation also increases.
Erşan, İsmail +4 more
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Schistocytes in megaloblastic anemia [PDF]
American Journal of Hematology, 2010 openaire +2 more sources
National Journal of Medical Research, 2013 Introduction: Pancytopenia is a manifestation of many serious & life threatening diseases with an extensive differential diagnosis. Major causes of pancytopenia in developing countries are megaloblastic anemia, parasitic infection, hypersplenism and ...
Bhaskar B Thakkar +3 more
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Megaloblastic Anemia with Fragmentation
, 2002 histogram of fragmented megaloblastic ...
Lawrence, Christine
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[Treatment of megaloblastic anemia].
Nihon Ketsueki Gakkai zasshi : journal of Japan Haematological Society, 1970 KAWAKITA, Yasuo, KATAYAMA, Noritaka
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Megaloblastic anemia is a hematological disorder characterized by impaired DNA synthesis in erythroid precursor cells, leading to the formation of abnormally large but functionally deficient red blood cells. One of the primary causes of this condition is
Kurbonova, Z. C. (Zumrad) +3 more
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