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Thalassemia in the laboratory: pearls, pitfalls, and promises.
Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine - 19 Dec 2018
Aliyeva Gunay, Asadov Chingiz, Mammadova Tahira, Gafarova Surmaya, Abdulalimov Eldar
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Thalassemia is one of the most common hereditary disorders of the developing world, and it is associated with severe anemia and transfusion dependence. The global health burden of thalassemia has increased as a result of human mobility and migration in recent years. Depending on inherited mutations, thalassemia patients exhibit distorted hemoglobin (Hb) patterns and deviated red cell indices, both of which can be...
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