sabine/anemia

BACKGROUND Hemoglobin (Hb) Sabine (beta 91 Leu-->Pro) is an unstable variant detected for the first time in a 16-year-old Scottish-English-German girl affected by moderately severe hemolytic anemia. A second case was described in a patient of Yugoslavian descent. We report another case of this Hb

Hemoglobin (Hb) Sabine is a rare, unstable Hb variant resulting from the point mutation in codon 91 (CTG --> CCG) of beta-globin gene. We report a case of Hb Sabine patient with mild hemolytic anemia, unusually high Hb F level and severe central nervous system thrombotic disturbances. We have tried

OBJECTIVE In order to investigate the pathophysiology of erythrocyte membrane proteins, 10 patients (6 pre- and 4 post-splenectomy) with hereditary spherocytosis (HS) and other patients with haemolytic anaemia were examined. METHODS The membrane proteins were analysed by biochemical and mass

Unstable hemoglobin (Hb) variants are a rare etiology of congenital jaundice caused by hemolytic anemia. For infant patients with jaundice this disorder is often under diagnosed or the last consideration. We report a 14-month-old boy, who presented with a long-standing jaundice. His diagnosis of Hb

Thirty-two strains of an infectious filterable agent, with properties that establish it as a virus, have been isolated from a malady of cats. This disease can be readily recognized and differentiated from other feline diseases by blood studies, which make apparent the characteristic profound