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Would you define low grade myelodysplastic syndrome lesions?
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MDS: MDS is a group of conditions that involve in abnormal bone marrow changes and lead to inffective blood cell production. Using a comlicated system, MDS can be devided into low-grade (20%). Low-grade MDS does not require chemotherapy and is primarily treated with supportive care.
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