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Lesley Van Wyk: Hemolytic Anemia Quick Revision – Tips and Tricks
Lesley Van Wyk, Laboratory Manager at National Health Laboratory Service, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Hemolytic Anemia Quick Revision: Tips and Tricks
Hemolytic anemia occurs when RBCs are destroyed faster than the bone marrow replaces them.
Key laboratory clues:
- Reticulocytes increased
- LDH increased
- Indirect bilirubin increased
- Haptoglobin decreased.
Quick tip: Remember RILH to recognize the classic hemolysis pattern. Then use the peripheral smear and DAT to help identify the cause.”
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