Intravascular Vs Extravascular Hemolytic Anemia; What's The ACTUAL Difference?

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Extravascular hemolysis: destruction of RBCs in the reticuloendothelial system (e.g. spleen).

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[jsvicky]

Exceptional good series on RBC disorders.

[rafikscouser]

thanks you very much
in our exam there was a question like this :
what is the most indicated test to diagnostic intravsacular hemolysis ??
a- Transferrin
b-Ceruleoplasmin
c-Hemopexin
d-Haptoglobin
e- Alpha 1 antitrypsin
the Q should be what is the most indicated test to diagnostic an Hemolysis ?!!!! thanks to answer

[gayathrivenpa]

Thanks for your effort sir. When bone marrow works harder, more erythroid precursors with raised MCV are let into blood stream. But precursors have got less Hb compared to mature ones. Why should MCH rise then?

[stefanslavov]

Isn't haemoglobinuria the cause of darker urine? Because UCB is insoluble so it can't get excreted through the kidneys?

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[sidra_]

Sorry if this question seems silly, but why is Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria considered a hemolytic anemia due to /intrinsic/ defects, and not extrinsic? (Atleast, according to this textbook I am reading)

[نورالهدىعباس-سك]

Why UCB is increased in extravascular more than in intravascular?

[manhasadia]

It's difficult to understand the Words/picture, below the slide, because of the written lines. But, it's a informative discussion. Thanks.

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[yusrahasan]

shouldn't retic. index be greater than 2.5 in acute blood loss?

[saalshareef]

Why LDH and plasma HB increase more in intravascular than extravascular ??

[clancyghost]

Hey there ! I have doubt whether G6PD is IVH or EVH as it has bite cells which is result of splenic phagocytosed
Thank you