microspherocytosis /mi·cro·sphero·cy·to·sis/ (-sfēr″o-si-to´sis) spherocytosis.
microspherocytosis
microspherocytosis [mi″kro-sfēr´ro-si-to´sis]
mi·cro·sphe·ro·cy·to·sis (m  kr -sfîr-s-t s s, -sf r-)n. A blood condition seen in hemolytic jaundice in which small spherocytes predominate and red blood cells are smaller and more globular than normal. |
microspherocytosis
[-sfir′əsītō′sis]
a hemolytic disorder characterized by the presence in the blood of an excess number of tiny spherocytes, erythrocytes whose diameter is less than normal but whose thickness is increased. See also spherocyte.
microspherocytosis [mi″kro-sfēr´ro-si-to´sis]
the presence in the blood of an excessive number of microspherocytes.
microspherocytosis
the presence in the blood of an excessive number of microspherocytes.
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