A neonate with Down's syndrome and transient abnormal myelopoiesis: serial blood and bone marrow studies.
A neonate with Down's syndrome and transient abnormal myelopoiesis: serial blood and bone marrow studies.
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患有唐氏综合症和短暂性骨髓生成异常的新生儿:连续血液和骨髓研究。
作者:
Takeshi Nagao;Takeshi Nagao;Beatrice C. Lampkin;Beatrice C. Lampkin;George Hug;George Hug
Observations were made of the blood and bone marrow of a male infant with Down’s syndrome during the first year of life. At 4 days of age there were 36,500 myeloblasts/cu.mm. in the blood and 10.8 per cent myeloblasts in the marrow. Initially it appeared the patient had acute myeloblastic leukemia. However, the clinical course and kinetic and electron microscopic studies of his bone marrow cell population indicate he did not have acute leukemia.