extracorpuscular

ex·tra·cor·pus·cu·lar

(eks'tră-kōr-pŭs'kyū-lăr),
Outside the corpuscles, especially the blood corpuscles.
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Rafael Tamargo y cols., postulan que la hemoglobina extracorpuscular liberada de los globulos rojos lisados inducen la mayor expresion de moleculas de Adhesion Celular sobre los leucocitos y celulas endoteliales.
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aplastic anemia, intracorpuscular and extracorpuscular defects of RBC, collagen disorders etc.
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It is the main cause of acquired extracorpuscular haemolysis in children.
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