A 23-year-old woman gravely ill with Pseudomonas septicemia secondary to presumed drug-
induced bone marrow aplasia received marrow transplantation from two male HL-A identical …

Aplastic anaemia developed in a 33-year-old woman whose rheumatoid arthritis was
refractory to the administration of many drugs, including penicillamine and gold. Allogeneic …

An eight-year-old girl with severe acquired aplastic anaemia received a bone marrow
transplant from her 11-year-old brother. The bone marrow graft is firmly established, but the …

We present the case of a 60-year-old woman with drug-induced aplastic anaemia with a
healthy monozygotic twin. Proof of monozygosity was confirmed by studies using the …

Mesantoin®(3-methyl-5, 5 phenylethyl hydantoin) has received widespread acclaim as an
anticonvulsant drug particularly useful in convulsive states of the grand mal and …

A 62-year-old woman developed severe bone marrow aplasia 5 days after she began IV
cloxacillin 4g 6-hourly to treat a suspected Staphylococcus pyogenic arthritis. Her oral …

Mesalazine was discontinued. A bone marrow aspirate revealed intact myeloid and
erythroid lineages but no megakaryocytes. Amegakaryocytic thrombocytopenia was …

A 21-year-old woman with severe aplastic anemia received a bone marrow transplant from
her HLAA B. and D matched brother. She received 4.6 x lOS nucleated marrow cells/kg after …

BONE-marrow failure, or" aplastic anemia," whether idiopathic or induced by drugs, is an
illness of obscure pathophysiology and high mortality. 1 Treatment of this illness by infusion …

Six patients with aplastic anaemia, and nine patients with acute leukaemia in relapse,
underwent bone–marrow transplantation between November, 1975, and November, 1979 …