
There are a great variety of blood disorders, including such well known problems as anemia, hemophilia and leukemia. This compact guide, written for patients suffering from a blood disorder, explains in simple terms how blood is formed and how it functions in the human body, and provides information about all the common disorders, including genetic abnormalities and disorders of white cells and lymph glands. The author also discusses bone marrow transplantation and conditions associated with abnormal bleeding, and she describes in detail various diagnostic methods available to determining the nature of the disorder and the most commonly recommended treatments. For family physicians, pediatricians, and their patients.
This book investigates the biological mechanisms of blood disorders and provides a comprehensive overview of diagnostic and treatment protocols for patients and medical practitioners. Sheila T. Callender, a medical professional, utilizes her clinical expertise to synthesize complex hematological data into an accessible format. The text serves as a foundational reference for understanding the formation and function of blood, alongside the pathology of various common conditions.
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Medical professionals and patients frequently cite this text as a reliable, accessible resource for understanding hematological conditions. Experts highlight the book's ability to translate technical medical terminology into clear, actionable information for non-specialist readers.
Page Count:
100
Publication Date:
1986-01-23
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192614738
ISBN-13:
9780192614735
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