Abnormal shape in RBC's
Sickle Cell trait and disease will cause poikilocytic red blood cells.
Hy everybody, ok it refers mainly to erythrocytes Anisocytosis: varying sizes Poikilocytosis: varyng shapes I hope it will be useful Best Regards Juan Camilo Baena Valencia Universidad de Caldas, Manizales
it means "to not".
it means big or larger
etymology means the science of language.
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Yes, drepanocytosis(sickle cell anemia) is a type of poikilocytosis.
It is not known who discovered poikilocytosis, which is the presence of poikilocytes in the blood. The poikilocytes are red blood cells that are shaped abnormally.
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poikilocytosis
The correct spelling of poikelocytosis is poikilocytosis.
poikilocytosis
Hy everybody, ok it refers mainly to erythrocytes Anisocytosis: varying sizes Poikilocytosis: varyng shapes I hope it will be useful Best Regards Juan Camilo Baena Valencia Universidad de Caldas, Manizales
Having poikilocytes in your blood - which are irregular red blood cells
Poikilocytosis is the medical term meaning any disorder of red blood cell morphology (shape). Examples include sickle-cell anemia and spherocytosis, among many others. Normal red blood cells are disk-shaped with two dents, one on each side. A poililocyte is any blood cell that doesn't have that shape.
There are a variety of terms for misshapen blood cells depending upon what is wrong with them. The general term is poikilocytosis, although each specific deformation has its own name as well.
The etymology of poik- is from the Greek poikilos, meaning "variation." Its primary use is in poikilocytosis, a presence in the blood of abnormal variation in the shape of the usually disc-shaped erythrocytes, or red blood cells. The term is only used when a more specific term, e.g., sickle cell, does not apply.