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In a report its written.. alert! rbc: moderate anisopoikilocytosis. predominantly microcytic hypochromic cells with ovalocytes and elliptocytes?
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Most likely: Iron deficiency, but could be other causes. What was the hgb?
Answered 6/26/2018
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