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Hematological observations on the anemia associated with blood type Rhnull

Sturgeon, 1970

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6783080228795562549
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Sturgeon P
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The purpose of this report is to direct attention of hematologists to a mild chronic hemolytic anemia, of unexplained etiology, characterized by the remarkable absence of all Rh-Hr factors. There are also defects in the Ss, U blood group determinants. The anemia has most …
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