idiopathic acquired hemolytic atsemia, Group II, hemolytic atsemia followitsg irus pmseumomsia and Group III, chrotsic hemolytic atsemia with hemoglohitsuria and Raynaud’s phemsomena. A detailed accoumst. of the climsical aspects of tise three patients of Group III was published by Ferrimams, Dacie, Keele amid Fullerton2 who also made an amsalysis of msine similar cases reported in the literatu...

OBJECTIVE Autoimmune hemolytic anemia is characterized by the production of autoantibodies against erythrocyte membrane antigens. This study was carried out to identify the clinical, immunological and outcome characteristics of autoimmune hemolytic anemia patients treated at the (HC-UFMG) Pediatric Hematology Unit and the Hemocentro de Belo Horizonte. METHODS We evaluated 17 patients younger ...

Megaloblastic erythropoiesis is known to occur in patients with chronic hemolytic anaemia. It has been described in association with sickle cell anemia (Oliner and Heller 1959 ), thalassaemia (Robinson and Watson 1963 ), congenital spherocytosis ( Delamore et al. 1961), and acquired hemolytic anemia ( Forshaw and Harwood 1963). In a survey of the literature up to 1962, Robinson and Watson (1963...

Published in the Scandinavian Journal of Laboratory Animal Science an international journal of laboratory animal science Introduction In vertebrates, anemia is a common hematological disorder associated with several conditions such as drug toxicity, parasites, genetic or acquired defects, and blood loss (Criswell et al., 2000; Jollow & McMillan, 2001). The hemolytic activity of arylhydrazines, ...