Testing Location Flow Cytometry Testing Frequency Mondays Alternate Name(s) Erythrocyte Fragility, Osmotic Fragility - Erythrocyte, Red Blood Cell Osmotic Fragility Reference
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Osmotic fragility test Red blood cells are incubated for 18-24 hours under sterile conditions at 37 C, and osmotic fragility is checked.
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The samples were examined by flow-cytometric osmotic fragility test and the percentage of residual red blood cells was used to determine HS.
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III: Mechanisms and complications of hemoglobinuria in patients with thermal burns: Spherocytosis and increased osmotic fragility of red blood cells.
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Studies on the destruction of red blood cells.
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One blood test used to diagnose HS is called osmotic fragility. The patient’s red blood cells are placed in different concentrations of salt water (saline) for 24 hours.
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However, they have a high osmotic fragility—when placed into water, they are more likely to burst than normal red blood cells.
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Interpret the osmotic fragility test and distinguish between normal and HS red blood cells using this assay.
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[…] disease An osmotic fragility test to see if your red blood cells are more fragile than usual Your doctor may use more tests to search for the cause of your anemia.
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[…] smear to see if your red blood cells are an abnormal shape Hemoglobin electrophoresis to evaluate for abnormal hemoglobin, which is present in thalassemia and sickle cell
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[…] red blood cells at an accelerated rate (this is a sign of prior blood loss) Serum iron and ferritin tests to check the amount of iron in your blood and body A peripheral blood
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fragility, a reduced half-life of red blood cells, and increased expression of heme oxygenase 1.
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Interpret the osmotic fragility test and distinguish between normal and HS red blood cells using this assay.
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In PNH, the red blood cells are missing certain proteins. The test for PNH can detect red blood cells that are missing these proteins. Osmotic fragility test.
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Circulation 104 : 79 – 84 5 1989 Hyperglycemia can cause membrane lipid peroxidation and osmotic fragility in human red blood cells.
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Biophys J 84 : 356A (Abstract) 4 2001 Genetic determination of p47 phox -dependent superoxide anion production in murine vascular smooth muscle cells.
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III: Mechanisms and complications of hemoglobinuria in patients with thermal burns: Spherocytosis and increased osmotic fragility of red blood cells.
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Studies on the destruction of red blood cells.
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These cells were more sensitive to hemolysis than red blood cells from the peripheral blood vein.
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Changes in the plasma membrane of the erythrocytes from varicose vein were also confirmed by measuring osmotic fragility.
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Erythrocyte osmotic fragility [ edit ] Osmotic fragility (OF) refers to the degree or proportion of hemolysis that occurs when a sample of red blood cells are subjected to
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blood cells, is shown on the horizontal axis.
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However, they have a high osmotic fragility–when placed into water, they are more likely to burst than normal red blood cells.
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Interpret the osmotic fragility test and distinguish between normal and HS red blood cells using this assay.
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In PNH, the red blood cells are missing certain proteins. The test for PNH can detect red blood cells that are missing these proteins. Osmotic fragility test.
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In PNH, the red blood cells are missing certain proteins. The test for PNH looks for red blood cells that are missing these proteins. Osmotic fragility test.
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asymptomatic carrier state to severe hemolysis Elliptocytes 25 percent or more of red blood cells elliptocytic on peripheral blood smear G6PD deficiency Transient hemolysis
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target cells Hemoglobin electrophoresis Hereditary spherocytosis Childhood anemia, splenomegaly, jaundice Spherocytes Osmotic fragility test Hereditary elliptocytosis Variable
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Generally similar to homozygous sickle cell disease, except associated with fewer infections, less hemolysis and fewer crises, but more retinopathy and aseptic necrosis Sickle cells
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Balcerzak SP, Arnold JD, Martin DC: Anatomy of red cell damage by Plasmodium falciparum in man. Blood 40:98, 1972. 23.
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Yuthavong Y, Limpaiboon T: The relationship of phosphorylation of membrane proteins with the osmotic fragility and filterability of Plasmodium berghei–infected mouse erythrocytes
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These rotund red cells (spherocytes) are osmotically fragile and less flexible than normal red cells and tend to get trapped in narrow blood passages, particularly in the
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[…] by shortened red blood cell survival, lack of spherocytosis, and normal osmotic fragility associated with erythrocyte membrane defects, multiple intracellular enzyme deficiencies
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fragility Direct Antiglobulin (Direct Coombs) Test The direct antiglobulin (direct Coombs) test is used to determine whether red blood cell (RBC)-binding antibody (IgG) or
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We found a marked increase in the osmotic fragility of red blood cells in the ChAc mutant mice backcrossed to 129S6/Sv and FVB.
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These modifications are due to a loss of membrane surface and dehydration that result in an increase in the osmotic fragility of red blood cells.
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The red blood cells in paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) demonstrate a(n) ___________________ osmotic fragility test.
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fragility test Osmotic fragility is increased because of red cell membrane instability. [17] Autohemolysis test, the hypertonic cryohemolysis test, and the acidified glycerol
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It is likely that nifedipine inhibiting cytoplasmic calcium accumulation could restore some red blood cell membrane properties.
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In the present study we were able to demonstrate that erythrocyte deformability and two other related variables such as membrane fluidity and osmotic fragility improve significantly
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These rotund red cells (spherocytes) are osmotically fragile and less flexible than normal red cells and tend to get trapped in narrow blood passages, particularly in the
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[…] of the jaundice pigment bilirubin due to the breakup of the red cells) and increased osmotic fragility of the red cells.
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Laboratory studies show evidence not only of many spherocytes but also increased numbers of reticulocytes (young red blood cells), hyperbilirubinemia (increased blood levels
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[…] smear Significantly decreased or absent haptoglobin Mildly increased osmotic fragility Increased osmolarity index (Omin osmolality at which 50% of red blood cells hemolyze
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Anemia Reticulocytosis High mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC) Presence of spherocytes and occasionally few ovalocytes and elliptocytes in the peripheral blood
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A patient with multiorgan involvement of non-iatrogenic hemochromatosis secondary to congenital dyserythropoietic anemia (CDA) type 2 is described. The clinical manifestations of hemochromatosis preceded the diagnosis of CDA. CDA should be included among the hematological disorders associated with iron overload. Iron[…]
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In PNH, the red blood cells are missing certain proteins. The test for PNH can detect red blood cells that are missing these proteins. Osmotic fragility test.
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In PNH, the red blood cells are missing certain proteins. The test for PNH looks for red blood cells that are missing these proteins. Osmotic fragility test.
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fragility Direct Antiglobulin (Direct Coombs) Test The direct antiglobulin (direct Coombs) test is used to determine whether red blood cell (RBC)-binding antibody (IgG) or
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Investigation in patient with anemia Specific Initial • Inclusion body• CBC, blood smear • Osmotic fragility• Red cell indicies • Saline agglutination • Coombs’ test• Reticulocyte
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Red cell osmotic fragility was decreased. The cytofluorimetric analysis of red cells labelled with eosin 5 maleimide gave normal results.
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The patient's blood group assessed by molecular biology testing was: genotype O1A2, phenotype A2; ccDee; K-k ; Jk(a b-); Fy(a-b ); M N S s-.
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The patient's blood group assessed by molecular biology testing was: genotype O 1 A 2, phenotype A 2 ; ccDee; K-k ; Jk(a b-); Fy(a-b ); M N S s-.
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However, they have a high osmotic fragility–when placed into water, they are more likely to burst than normal red blood cells.
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Alcoholism Liver Disease Rh Null Phenotype for Blood Individuals who possess the Rh null phenotype have osmotically fragile red cells, which take the form of stomatocytes.
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In the hereditary stomatocytoses, the passive leak is increased and the cell becomes swamped with salt and water. The cell lyses and a haemolytic anaemia results.
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The patient's infancy was remarkable for transient hemolytic anemia associated with increased osmotic fragility of red blood cells with a negative Coombs' test, suggesting
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Routine laboratory investigations revealed low packed cell volume .The reticulocyte count was 4% and osmotic fragility of the red cells was increased.
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Peripheral blood film examination revealed mild anisocytosis, polychromasia, basophilic stippling and nucleated RBC 4/100 WBC. Platelets and WBC were normal.
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asymptomatic carrier state to severe hemolysis Elliptocytes 25 percent or more of red blood cells elliptocytic on peripheral blood smear G6PD deficiency Transient hemolysis
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target cells Hemoglobin electrophoresis Hereditary spherocytosis Childhood anemia, splenomegaly, jaundice Spherocytes Osmotic fragility test Hereditary elliptocytosis Variable
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Generally similar to homozygous sickle cell disease, except associated with fewer infections, less hemolysis and fewer crises, but more retinopathy and aseptic necrosis Sickle cells
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blood cell cast 赤血球円柱 erythrocyte deformability 赤血球変形能 erythrocyte inclusion 赤血球封入体 erythrocyte osmotic fragility 赤血球浸透圧脆弱性 erythrocytosis 赤血球増加症 erythrogenic toxin 発赤毒素
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[…] leukemia 赤芽球性白血病 erythroblastic multinuclearity 赤芽球性多核 erythroblastopenia 赤芽球減少症 erythroblastosis 赤芽球症 erythroblastosis fetalis/fetal erythroblastosis 胎児赤芽球症 erythrocyte cast/red
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blood cell cast 赤血球円柱 erythrocyte deformability 赤血球変形能 erythrocyte inclusion 赤血球封入体 erythrocyte osmotic fragility 赤血球浸透圧脆弱性 erythrocytosis 赤血球増加症 erythrogenic toxin 発赤毒素
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[…] leukemia 赤芽球性白血病 erythroblastic multinuclearity 赤芽球性多核 erythroblastopenia 赤芽球減少症 erythroblastosis 赤芽球症 erythroblastosis fetalis/fetal erythroblastosis 胎児赤芽球症 erythrocyte cast/red
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fragility Direct Antiglobulin (Direct Coombs) Test The direct antiglobulin (direct Coombs) test is used to determine whether red blood cell (RBC)-binding antibody (IgG) or
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[…] laboratory tests that can help discern the causes of hemolysis include the following: Quantitative hemoglobin electrophoresis RBC enzyme assays Flow cytometry Cold agglutinins Osmotic
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[…] salt solution; spherocytes show in osmotic fragility compared to normal red blood cells), flow cytometry, or molecular testing finding the underlying mutation.
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Laboratory studies show an increased red cell distribution width (RDW).
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Count: Increased Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration (MCHC), increased RDW PBS: Spherocytes, Howell-Jolly bodies Labs: Osmotic Fragility Test (incubate in hypotonic
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