Texas Tech University Medical Center
Pathology Department
David Morgan, M.D.
 

1. Skin and mucous membrane palour; severe anemia

2. Pallor of nail beds

3. Koilonychia

4. Urine hemosiderin; Prussian blue stain

5. Herditary elliptocytosis

6. Heinz bodies

7. Drepanocyte; sickle cell anemia

8. Hemoblogin electrophoresis

9. Spleen, sickle cell anemia

10. Autoinfarcted spleen, sickle cell anemia

11. Homozygous beta thalassemia

12. Facial abnormalities, beta thalassemia major

13. Hepatosplenomegaly, beta thalassemia major

14. X-ray of neo-osteogenesis of skull, beta thalassemia major

15. Cortical thinning and widening of marrow cavity, skull;
 Beta thalassemia major

16. Peripheral smear, heterozygous beta thalassemia

17. Peripheral smear, heterozygous beta thalassemia

18. Four gene deletion alpha thalassemia; hydrops fetalis

19. Hemolytic disease of the newborn

20. Cold agglutinines