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        news A Patient with Haemolytic Anaemia Diagnosed After Thirty Years

        Presented by:Netherlands Journal of Medicine / L.Th. Vlasveld, P.F.H. Franck and A. Castel
        Summary points:The authors describe the case of a 37-year-old woman who has been treated for mild non-autoimmune haemolytic anaemia for 30 years. Laboratory tests along with personal and family medical history are described and a blood smear image is provided. The authors discuss their diagnosis of hereditary dehydrated stomatocytosis (DHSt), which can be overlooked for many years in patients with a mild presentation, and review what is known about the pathogenesis of this autosomal disorder.
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