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Апластическая анемия - это заболевание, при котором костный мозг не производит достаточного количества клеток крови. Дефицит всех типов клеток крови - белых кровяных телец (лейкоцитов), красных кровяных телец (эритроцитов) и тромбоцитов - может привести к образованию заболевания, называемого панцитопенией. Лечение этого заболевания очень актуально. Об этом и пойдет речь в этой статье. 

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  • Date of publication29-01-2021
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Русский

Апластическая анемия - это заболевание, при котором костный мозг не производит достаточного количества клеток крови. Дефицит всех типов клеток крови - белых кровяных телец (лейкоцитов), красных кровяных телец (эритроцитов) и тромбоцитов - может привести к образованию заболевания, называемого панцитопенией. Лечение этого заболевания очень актуально. Об этом и пойдет речь в этой статье. 

English

Aplastic anemia is a disease in which the bone marrow does not produce enough blood cells. Deficiency of all blood cell types - white blood cells (leukocytes), red blood cells (erythrocytes) and platelets - can lead to the formation of a disease called pancytopenia. For the treatment of aplastic anemia, medications, blood transfusions, or bone marrow transplants (stem cell transplants) are performed. Treatment of this disease is very topical. This will be discussed in this article.

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Aplastik anemiya bu suyak iligi yetarli miqdordagi qon hujayralarini ishlab chiqarmasligi bilan kechadigan kasallik. Barcha qon hujayra turlarining yetishmasligi kelib chiqishi  mumkin - oq qon hujayralari (leykotsitlar), qizil qon hujayralari (eritrotsitlar) va trombotsitlar - bu pansitopeniya deb ataladigan kasallikning shakllanishiga olib keladi. Ushbu kasallikni davolash juda dolzarbdir. Bu esa ushbu maqolada muhokama qilinadi. 

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