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aplastic crisis

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aplastic
pertaining to or characterized by aplasia; having no tendency to develop into new tissue.

aplastic anemia
see aplastic anemia.
aplastic crisis
temporary bone marrow failure associated with any disease causing a chronic hemolysis.

aplastic crisis
Hematology A transient cessation of BM activity seen in sickle cell anemia, which may be triggered by infection and/or folic acid deficiency, and characterized by disappearance of reticulocytes from peripheral circulation and abrupt worsening of anemia. See Sickle cell anemia.


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