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NRBCs
I just noticed that my last blood test results showed NRBCs were present. I Googled it and found out it is the red cell version of blasts.
My questions are...are they of the same significance as blast cells? My doctor didn't mention them and I didn't get my copy of the results until I was leaving day care. Could this be why he seems to prefer Vidaza as my treatment option? Hope you're all feeling well.
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Copper deficiency bone marrow failure (MDS RAEB 1), neuromyelopathy. FISH reported normal cytogenetics but gene testing showed Xq 8.21 mutation Xq19.36 mutation Xq21.40. mutation 1p36. Mutation 15q11.2 deletion |
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Nucleated red blood cell counts
Hi Chirley,
As far as I understand NRBCs in adults indicate a condition producing haemopoietic (the fabrication of blood) stress such as severe infection, hypoxia (not enough oxygen) or massive acute bleeding. We know that your HGB is sometimes very low ![]() http://www.sysmex.co.za/files/f1/Image/pic_305/NRBC.pdf Kind regards Birgitta-A |
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