megaloblastic anaemia

Cobalamin deficiency with megaloblastic anaemia in one patient under long-term omeprazole therapy.

'The excellence of her work on tropical megaloblastic anaemia has long been recognized by nutritionists and haematologists.

Mutations in these genes may cause a decrease in the uptake of vitamin B12 leading to megaloblastic anaemia.

Joosten E, Pelemans W. Megaloblastic anaemia in an elderly patient treated with triamterene.

It can also occur as a response to severe critical illness, such as trauma, septicaemia, massive haemolysis, or severe megaloblastic anaemia.

Juvenile megaloblastic anaemia 1 (Imerslund-Grasbeck syndrome) is a disease caused by selective cobalamin malabsorption and inconstant proteinuria.

Megaloblastic anemia (or megaloblastic anaemia) is an anemia (of macrocytic classification) that results from inhibition of DNA synthesis in red blood cell production.

Anaemia may develop in several ways: iron malabsorption may cause iron deficiency anaemia, and folic acid and vitamin B malabsorption may give rise to megaloblastic anaemia.