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Created page with "'''Macrocytic anaemia''' is a form of anaemia characterised by macrocytosis (MCV > 100 fL). '''Megaloblastic anaemia''' is the most common subtype of macrocytic anaemia characterised by decreased DNA synthesis in haematopoietic stem cells, causing RBCs to be larger, oval, and blast-like, and neutrophils to be hypersegmented. The most common cause of megaloblastic anaemia is folate and B12 deficiency. == Etiology ==..."
(Created page with "'''Macrocytic anaemia''' is a form of anaemia characterised by macrocytosis (MCV > 100 fL). '''Megaloblastic anaemia''' is the most common subtype of macrocytic anaemia characterised by decreased DNA synthesis in haematopoietic stem cells, causing RBCs to be larger, oval, and blast-like, and neutrophils to be hypersegmented. The most common cause of megaloblastic anaemia is folate and B12 deficiency. == Etiology ==...")
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