Talk:Spherocytosis

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 Definition:  Hereditary or acquired blood disease, in which erythrocytes are spherical rather than the normal flattened disc, due to an incorrect surface protein that will cause the cells to be destroyed in the spleen [d] [e]
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How common are non-hereditary forms?

I created this to get rid of the redlink from congenital spherocytosis, but, on preliminary search for non-hereditary forms, it seems rather a zebra -- there are a few clinical reports of secondary spherocytosis. Any source recommendations? I'm going to go check my internal medicine textbooks, but I don't have a hematology text here. --Howard C. Berkowitz 14:56, 1 July 2010 (UTC)

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