10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SICKLEMIA»
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sicklemia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sicklemia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hematology: Landmark Papers of the Twentieth Century
Since all sicklemia erythrocytes behave more or less similarly, and all sickle at a
sufficiently low oxygen pressure (11), ... sicklemia cell ; otherwise there would be
a mixture of normal and sickle cell anemia erythrocytes in sicklemia blood.
Marshall A. Lichtman, Jerry L. Spivak, 2000
2
Landmark Papers in Clinical Chemistry
Since all sicklemia erythrocytes behave more or less similarly, and all sickle at a
sufficiently low oxygen pressure (11), it appears quite certain that normal
hemoglobin and sickle cell anemia hemoglobin coexist within each sicklemia cell
; ...
3
Conference on Hemoglobin, 2-3 May 1957
Sickle trait erythrocytes contain less than fifty per cent sickle hemoglobin and
under ordinary circumstances intravascular sickling is mimi- mal or absent ; and
the percentage of the sickle hemoglobin in the genetic variants of sicklemia, (S-C,
...
Conference on Hemoglobin, 1958
4
Drawing Blood: Technology and Disease Identity in ...
53 Few claimed to know what circumstances caused “sicklemia” to become a full-
fledged anemia, and no one formulated specific social policies from these
findings. But when physicians took up Emmel's diagnostic technology, most used
it to ...
5
The imaging of tropical diseases: with epidemiological, ...
... 434 infection (spondylitis) (ii) 436-437, 445 "Lincoln log" or "H-shaped"
vertebrae (ii) 434, 436-437 Sickle cell hemoglobin in malaria (ii) 429 Sickle cell-
thalassemia (ii) 430, 465 Sicklemia (ii) 429 SIDA (AIDS) (i) 681, 740 Signs (
radiographic, ...
Philip E. S. Palmer, Maurice Merrick Reeder, 2001
6
In the Blood: Sickle Cell Anemia and the Politics of Race
In the 1920s, when sickling researchers spoke of sicklemia, they were referring to
the presence of sickle-shaped cells in the blood, that is not necessarily to a
medical condition (clinical symptoms) but rather to a particular status of the blood
...
This is true of Greece, Cyprus, and some Mediterranean islands and parts of Italy
where thalassemia is especially frequent; it is also true of the farming areas of
West Africa, where sicklemia is the usual disease, and throughout the Middle
East ...
8
The Journal of the American Dental Association
Sicklemia: report of case An unusual case of sicklemia was found in a 37-year-
old woman seen for routine oral examination. Radiographic findings of a
widened diploe and hair-on-end effect, in addition to a history of hepatitis and
chronic leg ...
9
American Journal of Clinical Pathology
Over a six-months period the bloods of 275 consecutive negro admissions were
examined for the presence of sickle-cell anemia and sicklemia. The incidence
was 6.5 per cent. 2. No case of sickle-cell anemia was encountered; the signs
and ...
10
How to prepare for the GED high school equivalency examination
Which of the following might be an appropriate treatment for a person suffering
an acute attack of sicklemia? (1) Administer antimalarial medication. (2) Move the
person to a high altitude. (3) Administer oxygen. (4) Make the person exercise ...
Murray Rockowitz, Samuel C. Brownstein, Max Peters, 1995
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SICKLEMIA»
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sicklemia is used in the context of the following news items.
Especialistas santiagueros buscan nuevas herramientas para …
sicklemia En la búsqueda de herramientas automatizadas que incrementen la fiabilidad de la diagnosis clínica de la sicklemia y disminución de los gastos, ... «Sierra Maestra, Jun 15»
Santiago de Cuba emprende proyecto para mejorar el diagnóstico …
La sicklemia, o anemia drepanocítica, es una enfermedad congénita que afecta, sobre todo, la zona oriental de Cuba, en la cual se registra hasta un 8 por ... «CiberCuba Noticias, Jun 15»
Mayor expectativa de vida de pacientes con Sicklemia en Cuba
La Habana, 18 jun (AIN) El Programa Nacional de Atención Integral al enfermo con Drepanocitosis, comúnmente conocida como Sicklemia, ha contribuido a ... «Agencia Cubana de Noticias, Jun 15»
En Cuba, una infancia privilegiada
Gracias al Programa de Atención Integral al Paciente con Sicklemia, en Cuba los pequeños con esa dolencia que destruye los glóbulos rojos más rápido que lo ... «Radio Reloj, May 15»
Así vive una maestra cubana
Grado, padece de una enfermedad conocida como SB+ (un tipo de sicklemia), que es incurable. Esta mujer ha hecho innumerables esfuerzos para conseguir ... «Cubanet, Apr 15»
Cuba muestra sus logros en congreso sobre genética comunitaria
... de personas con anemia, sicklemia, diagnóstico prenatal de cardiopatías congénitas, ultrasonografía prenatal y el registro de malformaciones congénitas. «La Demajagua, Dec 14»
African Americans with Sickle Cell Trait have Higher Chances of …
According to researchers of the study, sickle cell trait, which is also known as sicklemia, has affected more than 1 million people in the United States and around ... «Maine News Online, Nov 14»
Mejora calidad de vida de pacientes sicklémicos cubanos
... debido a la existencia de un Programa Nacional de Atención Integral a los afectados con esa dolencia, comúnmente conocida como Sicklemia. Expertos del ... «Radio Cadena Agramonte, Jun 14»
Diamantes para el lector
... fantasmas del don (Editorial Verde Olivo, 2007), Los hijos de Glorian (Editorial Extramuros, 2010) y Proyecto Sicklemia-E (Editorial Capitán San Luis, 2011). «Trabajadores de Cuba, May 14»
De una anemia ancestral pero actual
... que en nuestros días constituye un problema de salud: la anemia falciforme o drepanocítica, mal llamada sicklemia, por su denominación en inglés. «Juventud Rebelde, Apr 14»
