L eukoerythroblastic anemia was defined by Vaughan,'in 1936, as" an anaemia charac-
terised by the presence in the peripheral blood of immature red cells and a few immature …

W* re wonder whether Roger W. Byard and his colleagues (Can Med Assoc J 1987; 137:
191-192) have not to some extent set up a straw man, which they then rightly proceed to …

MATERIALS AND METHODS Cases from the General Medicine and Hematology Section of
the Veterans Administration Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee, from March of 1959 until August …

Leukoerythroblastic anemia describes the presence in the peripheral blood of nucleated
erythrocytes and immature white cells of the neutrophilic myeloid series. When severe, these …

The presence of nucleated red cells is usual in cases of chronic leukemia, especially of
chronic myelogenous leukemia. It is well known that in some cases of myelogenous …

This investigation was carried out on 100 bone marrow biopsies with metastases and 56
autopsies on patients with evidence of cancer. Leukoerythroblastosis was found in 44% of …

LEUCO-ERYTHROBLASTTC anaemia may be defined as an anaemia charechrised by the
presence in the peripheral blood of immature red cells and a few immature white cells of the …

This study examined the relationship of bone marrow pathology to the presence of
leukoerythroblastosis in 67 patients with biopsy‐proven metastatic bone marrow tumor. Both …

THE occurrence of numerous erythroblasts in the circulating blood has been most commonly
observed in haemolytic anaemia, pernicious anaemia and the group now known as leuco …

DiGuglielmo 1 recognized that erythroid cell maturation was distinctly abnormal in certain
neoplastic conditions of the bone marrow. In the most usual variety, referred to as …