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Blood film showing irregular contracted cells (blue arrows) and blister cells (red arrows); classical bite cells are infrequent due to the severity of the oxidative haemolysis A 54-year-old man, who… Click to show full abstract
Blood film showing irregular contracted cells (blue arrows) and blister cells (red arrows); classical bite cells are infrequent due to the severity of the oxidative haemolysis A 54-year-old man, who was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer in March 2016, received first-line treatment with docetaxel and degarelix. Despite initial response, the patient had progressive disease and commenced enzalutamide in January 2017.
Keywords:
renal failure;
oxidative haemolysis;
massive oxidative;
haemolysis renal;
failure caused;
haemolysis
Journal Title: Medical Journal of Australia
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Medical Journal of Australia
Year Published: 2018
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