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A eliptocitose hereditária é um grupo de doenças raras causada por anormalidades no citoesqueleto do glóbulo vermelho e evidenciao pela presença no esfregaço sanguíneo de numerosos glóbulos vermelhos elípticos, denominados eliptócitos. As apresentações clínicas são altamente heterogeneas variando de formas assintomáticas a formas mais graves associadas com anemia variável, de moderada a grave e com piropoiquilocitose incluindo eritrócitos fragmentados, microeliptócitos e microesferócitos
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Hereditary elliptocytosis is a group of rare conditions caused by abnormalities in the red cell cytoskeleton and marked by the presence on blood smears of numerous elliptical red blood cells, called elliptocytes. Clinical presentations are highly heterogeneous ranging from asymptomatic forms to more severe forms associated with variable anaemia, from moderate to severe and with pyropoikilocytosis including fragmented red cells, microelliptocytes and microspherocytes.

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Hereditary elliptocytosis is a group of rare conditions caused by abnormalities in the red cell cytoskeleton and marked by the presence on blood smears of numerous elliptical red blood cells, called elliptocytes. Clinical presentations are highly heterogeneous ranging from asymptomatic forms to more severe forms associated with variable anaemia, from moderate to severe and with pyropoikilocytosis including fragmented red cells, microelliptocytes and microspherocytes.
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    Hereditary elliptocytosis
    Hereditary elliptocytosis is a group of rare conditions caused by abnormalities in the red cell cytoskeleton and marked by the presence on blood smears of numerous elliptical red blood cells, called elliptocytes. Clinical presentations are highly heterogeneous ranging from asymptomatic forms to more severe forms associated with variable anaemia, from moderate to severe and with pyropoikilocytosis including fragmented red cells, microelliptocytes and microspherocytes.

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