Sentence examples for severe bone marrow from inspiring English sources

Fanconi anemia afflicts several thousand people worldwide, causing severe bone marrow failure, birth defects, and a form of leukemia.

He had severe bone marrow failure and gut damage, which fitted.

The office of the city comptroller, William C. Thompson, will be host of a bone marrow testing drive today to register people as possible candidates for the National Marrow Donor Program and to search for a match for a deputy comptroller, Andrew W. Joseph, who has a severe bone marrow disease.

No severe bone marrow toxicity was observed in this study even when therapeutically effective amounts were administered.

b Short-axis and sagittal T2-weighted fat-saturated MRIs, and sagittal T1-weighted MRI obtained 1 month later show a pattern of severe bone marrow oedema (white arrows) with T1 hypointensity (black arrow) isolated to the medial hallucal sesamoid, and further collapse of the medial hallucal sesamoid, consistent with progression of osteonecrosis.

Thus, both the PVL-positive strain and its PVL-negative derivative caused severe bone marrow involvement.

In addition and of interest [ 40], HLA-B27 positivity in PsA and in axial spondyloarthritis defined a group of patients with more severe axial bone marrow oedema on MRI that is probably related to the classic ankylosing spondylitis phenotype, while HLA-B27-negative PsA was likely to be reported as a negative MRI examination result.

This form of cell-based therapy, though initially applicable in only the 25-30% of patients with histocompatible donors, was associated with success in several patients with severe immunodeficiencies, congenital bone marrow failures of several types and even the inherited hemoglobin disorders [ 14].

Mutations in DKC1 and homozygous mutations in TERT have been shown to cause Hoyeraal Hreidarsson syndrome (HH) [14,15], a severe multi-system disorder characterised by severe growth retardation, bone marrow failure, immunodeficiency and cerebellar hypoplasia [16 19].

These cysts were present in the sites of severe bone resorption causing bone marrow lesions.

Background: Lymphoproliferative disorder (LPD) caused by Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is a severe complication of bone marrow transplantation.