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anemia aplástica Anemia characterized by pancytopenia resulting from failure of the bone marrow; can be caused by neoplasm or by toxic exposure.
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It can cause aplastic anemia and other effects on immune system cells.
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Conclusions: Survivors of aplastic anemia are at high risk for subsequent malignant conditions.
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The expression of these apoptotic genes was also investigated in aplastic anemia patients.
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In conclusion, ALG-based IS therapy was effective for aplastic anemia in Chinese patients.
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We examined whether mutations in the perforin gene occurred in acquired aplastic anemia.
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Optimal treatment strategies for severe aplastic anaemia remain to be determined.
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Then they were given the devastating diagnosis of aplastic anaemia.
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We present here a patient treated for aplastic anaemia, who developed fungal arthritis of the hip and systemic candidaemia.
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Aims: To review 10 years of local experience in treating severe aplastic anaemia with BMT and immunosuppressive therapy with emphasis on long-term outcomes.
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These results suggest that while rIL-1 alpha can be safely administered, no significant haematologic improvement was observed in patients with severe aplastic anaemia.
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In long-term use it carries a one in 30,000 risk of a serious side effect - the bone marrow disorder aplastic anaemia.