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What's erythroid hyperplasia?

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Red cell precursors: In bone marrow. An increase in red cell precursors in the bone marrow is called erythroid hyperplasia. It may be a response to bleeding, recovery from anemia, hemolytic anemia and red cell malignancy.

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Answered 6/29/2019

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