a. What does the blood film show?
b. What other ocular signs may be present?
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This is the blood film of a patient with flamed retinal haemorrhages. a. What does the blood film show? Hypochromic microcystic blood film. This is seen in iron-deficiency anaemia (compared this with normal blood film figure 2.) Figure 1 Figure 2 b. What other ocular signs may be present? Anterior segment pale conjunctiva Posterior segment dilated retinal vessels retinal haemorrhages cotton wool spots Roth spots Click here for the main page
Hypochromic microcystic blood film. This is seen in iron-deficiency anaemia (compared this with normal blood film figure 2.)
Anterior segment pale conjunctiva Posterior segment dilated retinal vessels retinal haemorrhages cotton wool spots Roth spots
pale conjunctiva
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