Not exact matches
The
abnormal bleeding and bruising occur in part because of the decreased number of platelets in the
blood and also because the cancerous
cells release substances that
cause excessive bleeding.
This elusive stability must be achieved before stem
cell supplies can be kept on hand until it is time to turn them into replacements for say misshapen red
blood cells seen in sickle
cell anemia or
abnormal white
blood cells causing leukemia.
In sickle
cell anemia, a single genetic mutation leads to
abnormal, crescent - shaped red
blood cells that clot in tiny
blood vessels throughout the body,
causing severe pain and eventual organ damage.
Lymphomas are
caused by an
abnormal proliferation of white
blood cells and can occur at any age.
This
caused atypical growth of
blood - forming stem
cells that were more likely to produce the
abnormal B
cells most common in B - ALL.
These pathologies fall broadly into four categories: coagulopathy, where
abnormal blood clotting is
caused; haemorrhaging, where bleeding occurs; neurotoxicity, which damages the nervous system
causing paralysis, and cytotoxicity, where the bite
causes death of
cells and destruction of tissue.
Abnormal hemoglobin, the protein that enables red
blood cells to carry oxygen,
causes sickle
cells to acquire their crescent shape and rigidity.
A variety of genetic alterations can
cause abnormal white
blood cells to proliferate and crowd out the normal
blood cells.
abdominal pain (
caused by
abnormal blood cells building up in organs like the kidneys, liver, or spleen)
Each MPN is a different condition, but they are thought to be
caused by an
abnormal cancer stem
cell that may have acquired genetic mutations that make it unable to produce
blood cells normally
In 2006, Shelia Gannon was close to the end of a losing battle against acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), a form of cancer that
causes abnormal blood formation and a shortage of red and normal white
blood cells and platelets.
Cancer information and prevention with ellagic acid Cancer: a malignant neoplastic disease -(any malignant growth or tumor
caused by
abnormal and uncontrolled
cell division; it may spread to other parts of the body through the lymphatic system or the
blood stream).
Those
abnormal cells tend to be sticky and can block
blood flow —
causing symptoms such pain, fatigue and shortness of breath.
When white
blood cells multiply in an
abnormal and uncontrolled way, these immature
cells take over, literally crowding the bone marrow thereby preventing it from producing healthy
blood cells and
causing a shortage of red
blood cells.
If the vet finds high levels of white
blood cells known as eiosinophils in your pup's
blood and
abnormal liver enzyme activity, a parasitic infection could be the
cause, petMD says.
This parasite
causes the red
blood cells to appear
abnormal to the body.
This disease
causes the body to form
abnormal lymphocytes, which are a type of white
blood cell.
(2) To limit further liver damage by preventing accumulation of copper and free radicals (3) To support liver
cell regeneration (4) To prevent or minimize possible complications, such as
abnormal brain function
caused by passage of toxic substances from the liver to the
blood (called hepatic encephalopathy) and the buildup of fluid in your dog's abdomen (called ascites).
Most of the
blood chemistry tests evaluate the function of an organ or
cell type; they don't typically indicate the exact
cause of an
abnormal test finding, and they rarely pinpoint a specific
cause of your dog's condition or disease.