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Congenital leukaemia with a mixed phenotype of megakaryoblasts and erythroblasts: a case report and characterization of the blasts.

British journal of haematology - 1 Mar 1997

Mori T, Kaneko H, Kumagai M A, Miyauchi J, Kaneko Y, Fujimoto J, Tsunematsu Y

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We present a congenital leukaemia with a mixed phenotype of megakaryoblasts and erythroblasts. A newborn male with exopthalmus and multiple skin nodules, had bone marrow blasts which expressed CD41b, CD42b, glycophorin-A and haemoglobin, but monocyte or lymphoid markers were negative. The patient achieved a complete remission with chemotherapy. Blasts cultured for a few months expressed erythroid markers but lost...

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PMID: 9074415
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2141.1997.d01-2106.x

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