This document summarizes key red blood cell (RBC) pathology values for different types of anemias:
1) Iron deficiency anemia is characterized by microcytic hypochromic cells, low serum iron and ferritin, and evidence of iron deficiency in bone marrow.
2) Anemia of chronic disease typically shows normocytic normochromic cells, normal or elevated iron levels initially that decrease later, and bone marrow iron is normal or elevated.
3) Sideroblastic anemia is defined by ringed sideroblasts in bone marrow, and RBCs may be normocytic, macrocytic, or microcytic with elevated iron deposits.
This document summarizes key red blood cell (RBC) pathology values for different types of anemias:
1) Iron deficiency anemia is characterized by microcytic hypochromic cells, low serum iron and ferritin, and evidence of iron deficiency in bone marrow.
2) Anemia of chronic disease typically shows normocytic normochromic cells, normal or elevated iron levels initially that decrease later, and bone marrow iron is normal or elevated.
3) Sideroblastic anemia is defined by ringed sideroblasts in bone marrow, and RBCs may be normocytic, macrocytic, or microcytic with elevated iron deposits.
This document summarizes key red blood cell (RBC) pathology values for different types of anemias:
1) Iron deficiency anemia is characterized by microcytic hypochromic cells, low serum iron and ferritin, and evidence of iron deficiency in bone marrow.
2) Anemia of chronic disease typically shows normocytic normochromic cells, normal or elevated iron levels initially that decrease later, and bone marrow iron is normal or elevated.
3) Sideroblastic anemia is defined by ringed sideroblasts in bone marrow, and RBCs may be normocytic, macrocytic, or microcytic with elevated iron deposits.
This document summarizes key red blood cell (RBC) pathology values for different types of anemias:
1) Iron deficiency anemia is characterized by microcytic hypochromic cells, low serum iron and ferritin, and evidence of iron deficiency in bone marrow.
2) Anemia of chronic disease typically shows normocytic normochromic cells, normal or elevated iron levels initially that decrease later, and bone marrow iron is normal or elevated.
3) Sideroblastic anemia is defined by ringed sideroblasts in bone marrow, and RBCs may be normocytic, macrocytic, or microcytic with elevated iron deposits.