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extracorpuscular

ex·tra·cor·pus·cu·lar

(eks'tră-kōr-pŭs'kyū-lăr),
Outside the corpuscles, especially the blood corpuscles.
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The ability of Hp to neutralize potential oxidation from the heme in Hb is especially important in DM, where there is increased free extracorpuscular Hb and increased systemic oxidative stress due to hyperglycemia [2].
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Reappraisal of the etiology of extracorpuscular non-autoimmune acquired hemolyticanemia in 2657 hospitalized patients with non-neoplastic disease.
Normal potassium in the presence of gross hemolysis
aplastic anemia, intracorpuscular and extracorpuscular defects of RBC, collagen disorders etc.
To evaluate anaemia by erythrocyte indices, red cell distribution width and haemoglobin electrophoresis with special reference to thalassemia in paediatric age group
It is the main cause of acquired extracorpuscular haemolysis in children.
A case of autoimmune haemolytic anaemia achieving complete response with rituximab
(3.) Reddy VB: Extracorpuscular defects leading to increased erythrocyte destruction-nonimmune causes.
Human Ehrlichiosis: a case study
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