Red-cell Aplasia with Carcinoma of the Bronchus

Red-cell Aplasia with Carcinoma of the Bronchus.

Category III (corresponding to atrophic gastritis or mucosal atrophy on histological examination).-There are irregular, broad, leaf-shaped mucosal folds and convolutions which are sometimes arranged in the form of rosettes (Special Plate, Fig. 3). The openings of gastric glands are usually invisible. (Note that particular attention should be given to the periphery of the specimen when studying ...

[Pure red cell aplasia associated with renal cell carcinoma].

Pure red cell aplasia and carcinoma.

Myelodysplastic Syndrome with Erythroid Aplasia following Pure Red Cell Aplasia

Myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) with erythroid aplasia is a very rare disorder that has not been clearly defined. We experienced a case of pure red cell aplasia (PRCA), which evolved to MDS with erythroid aplasia. A 59-year-old male with transfusion-dependent PRCA was referred to our hospital for an evaluation of newly developed thrombocytopenia. Two years ago, PRCA was diagnosed by the laborato...

Thymic Tumours with Red Cell Aplasia.

The presence of a thymic tumour in a patient with red cell aplasia was first described by Humphreys and Southworth in 1945. After excision of this tumour the anaemia' was cured in this-patient. A second case was then recorded by Barquet Chediak, Fuste, and Vaizquez Rosales (1953) and again excision was followed by a cure of the anaemia. Fourteen further cases of excision of thymic tumours in pa...