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1Ajax Therapeutics, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Abstract:
The great pathologist Paul Ehrlich in Berlin is commonly credited with describing the first clear case of aplastic anaemia in 1888: a 21-year-old woman who presented with haemorrhage and signs and symptoms of severe anaemia, quickly succumbing to her illness. Ehrlich's description of this patient's background and clinical course allowed individual identification. Re-analysis of this case suggests an inherited bone marrow failure syndrome as a possible additional diagnosis.
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