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Diagnostic clues to megaloblastic anaemia without macrocytosis

Chan et al., 2007

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17579257952206626142
Author
Chan C
Liu S
Kho C
Lau K
Liang Y
Chu W
Ma S
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International journal of laboratory hematology

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Masking of the macrocytic expression of megaloblastic anaemia (MA) by coexisting thalassaemia, iron deficiency and chronic illness has been widely reported. We described the haematological and clinical features of 20 Chinese patients with MA presenting with …
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