Megaloblastic Erythropoiesis in Pregnancy

Megaloblastic Anemia in Pregnancy

MegalobJastic Anemia in Pregnancy Megaloblastic Anemia is one of The Rather Common Diseases of Pregnant Women Caused by Folic acid Defi­ciency The Disease Might Be Hazardous To affected Mo­thers and also Could be Fatal for foetus too.  Megaloblastic Pregnant Women Will have Signs and Symptoms of This Disease mostly after 29th. Week of pregnancy.  Adequate amount of Folate Will prevent Compli...

Megaloblastic erythropoiesis in acquired hemolytic anemia.

Incidence and pathogenesis of megaloblastic erythropoiesis in multiple myeloma.

Intermediate megaloblastic changes occurred in six (19%) of 32 patients with multiple myeloma and trivial megaloblastic changes in a further ten (31%). Folate deficiency was the predominant cause of these changes and in at least two patients was sufficiently severe to contribute to anaemia. Folate deficiency appeared to be due to exćess folate utilization by the tumour and was related to the am...

Folic-acid Deficiency and Megaloblastic Erythropoiesis in Myelofibrosis.

Folic-acid deficiency may arise in conditions which produce an increased demand for the vitamin. Diseases in this category include acute leukaemia, disseminated carcinomatosis (Girdwood, 1959), myelofibrosis (Chanarin, Mollin, and Anderson, 1958), and haemolytic anaemia (Chanarin, Dacie, and Mollin, 1959). The presence of megaloblastic erythropoiesis in myelofibrosis has been described in only ...

The Occurrence of Megaloblastic Erythropoiesis in Patients with Hemochromatosis

By B. J. KOSZEW’SKI, M.D. H YPERCHROMIC megaloblastic anemia is not a disease entity. Besides the pernicious anemia of Addison-Biermer w’hich is due to a lack of Castie’s intrinsic principle in the gastric juice, there is a series of illnesses that cat lead to the deficiency of the atltianemic principle atld subsequently typical hematologic changes. According to Castle and Mitlot.,’3 Rohr,5#{17...