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Aug 12, 2026, 16:07
Lesley Van Wyk: Laboratory Diagnosis of Thalassemia
Lesley Van Wyk, Laboratory Manager at National Health Laboratory Service, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Laboratory Diagnosis of Thalassemia
Laboratory Diagnosis of Thalassemia is diagnosed using a combination of CBC, peripheral blood smear, iron studies, hemoglobin analysis, and molecular testing.
A pattern of microcytic hypochromic anemia with a normal or increased RBC count, normal iron studies, and HbA₂ greater than 3.5% strongly suggests β-thalassemia trait.
Save this guide for quick laboratory reference.”
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