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  4. Fanconi’s anaemia presenting as a myelodysplastic syndrome in association with pseudo Gaucher cells in the bone marrow

Fanconi’s anaemia presenting as a myelodysplastic syndrome in association with pseudo Gaucher cells in the bone marrow

Authors

Al Nozha, Mansour M.
Niazi, Meena
Al Khairy, Khalid S.
Taibah University ; , Department of Medicine ;

Saudi Med. J. 1989; 10 (5): 411-414
Saudi Medical Journal
Journal Country: Saudi Arabia
P-ISSN: 0379-5284
E-ISSN: 1658-3175
Country of Research: Saudi Arabia WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region
MeSH Terms: Fanconi Anemia
Broad Subjects: Myelodysplastic Syndromes , ,Pathology ,
Citation: Mansour M. Al Nozha, Meena Niazi, Khalid S. Al Khairy, Fanconi’s anaemia presenting as a myelodysplastic syndrome in association with pseudo Gaucher cells in the bone marrow. Saudi Med. J. 1989; 10 (5): 411-414

Abstract English

A 20-year-old Saudi female who first presented to hospital at the age of 14 for the excision of a supernumerary thumb, was incidentally found to have pancytopenia. Clinically her diagnosis was compatible with Fanconi’s anaemia, but her bone marrow was seen to be hypercellular, consistent with myelodysplastic syndrome, and contained pseudo-Gaucher cells. Cytogenetic studies, however, confirmed that she had Fanconi’s anaemia and although she was initially thought to be transforming to acute non-lymphoblastic leukaemia, she has continued in a stable myelodysplastic state for a documented 2 years

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