anisocytosis /an·iso·cy·to·sis/ (-si-to´sis) presence in the blood of erythrocytes showing excessive variations in size.
anisocytosis
anisocytosis [an-i″so-si-to´sis]
anisocytosis (anī´sōsītō´sis),
an·i·so·cy·to·sis ( n-  s -s-t s s)n. Considerable variation in the size of cells that are normally uniform, especially such a variation in red blood cells. |
anisocytosis
[anī′sōsītō′sis]
Etymology: Gk, anisos + kytos, cell
an abnormal condition of the blood characterized by excessive erythrocytes of variable and abnormal size. Compare poikilocytosis. See also macrocytosis, microcytosis.
anisocytosis [an-i″so-si-to´sis]
the presence in the blood of erythrocytes showing abnormal variations in size; see also macrocythemia and microcythemia.
anisocytosis (anī´sōsītō´sis),
n a wide variation in cell size, especially of red blood cells.
anisocytosis
the presence in the blood of erythrocytes showing abnormal variations in size. Normal in some species, especially cattle.
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