Definition of pernicious anaemia in English:

pernicious anaemia

noun

mass noun

A deficiency in the production of red blood cells through a lack of vitamin B₁₂.
Example sentencesExamples
- Diseases such as anaemia due to iron deficiency, pernicious anaemia, and leukaemia are diagnosed in this way.
- Stomach cancer is more common in people who have pernicious anaemia, which affects the lining of the stomach and results in a lack of Vitamin B12.
- With pernicious anaemia, antibodies damage the cells in the stomach that produce intrinsic factor.
- The classic disorder of malabsorption is pernicious anemia, an autoimmune disease that affects the gastric parietal cells.
- With pernicious anemia, the lack of intrinsic factor results from destruction of the gastric parietal cells by autoimmune antibodies.
- This test is used to identify whether you have pernicious anaemia, as most people who lack intrinsic factor have these antibodies in their blood.
- This potentially dangerous condition is called pernicious anemia and is seen mainly in elderly people.
- Iron deficiency anemia does this more than pernicious anemia.
- Treatable anemias like iron deficiency and pernicious anemia are by far the most common.
- Because of the possibility of eventual neuronal death, the later neurologic consequences of pernicious anemia can be irreversible.
- Congenital pernicious anemia arises from the inability to secrete the gastric intrinsic factor.
- The sound of pernicious anemia is not by any means pleasant.
- Diet-related factors associated with infertility include a high or very low body mass index and pernicious anemia.
- The treatment of pernicious anaemia is also highly effective.
- Other people thought it was a nervous breakdown and some even reported he was suffering from pernicious anaemia.
- If the deficiency is from a lack of intrinsic factor, it's called pernicious anemia.
- The treatment of Esmeralda's pernicious anemia reduced her disability and much improved her quality of life.
- In pernicious anaemia the blood contains a smaller number of abnormally large cells, which do not last as long as normal.
- This neuropathy is very similar to that in cases of pernicious anaemia, which is also due to a deficiency of cobalamin.
- The response of pernicious anaemia to folic acid is usually suboptimal and temporary and often followed by relapse.

单词	pernicious anaemia
释义	Definition of pernicious anaemia in English: pernicious anaemia noun mass noun A deficiency in the production of red blood cells through a lack of vitamin B₁₂. Example sentencesExamples Diseases such as anaemia due to iron deficiency, pernicious anaemia, and leukaemia are diagnosed in this way. Stomach cancer is more common in people who have pernicious anaemia, which affects the lining of the stomach and results in a lack of Vitamin B12. With pernicious anaemia, antibodies damage the cells in the stomach that produce intrinsic factor. The classic disorder of malabsorption is pernicious anemia, an autoimmune disease that affects the gastric parietal cells. With pernicious anemia, the lack of intrinsic factor results from destruction of the gastric parietal cells by autoimmune antibodies. This test is used to identify whether you have pernicious anaemia, as most people who lack intrinsic factor have these antibodies in their blood. This potentially dangerous condition is called pernicious anemia and is seen mainly in elderly people. Iron deficiency anemia does this more than pernicious anemia. Treatable anemias like iron deficiency and pernicious anemia are by far the most common. Because of the possibility of eventual neuronal death, the later neurologic consequences of pernicious anemia can be irreversible. Congenital pernicious anemia arises from the inability to secrete the gastric intrinsic factor. The sound of pernicious anemia is not by any means pleasant. Diet-related factors associated with infertility include a high or very low body mass index and pernicious anemia. The treatment of pernicious anaemia is also highly effective. Other people thought it was a nervous breakdown and some even reported he was suffering from pernicious anaemia. If the deficiency is from a lack of intrinsic factor, it's called pernicious anemia. The treatment of Esmeralda's pernicious anemia reduced her disability and much improved her quality of life. In pernicious anaemia the blood contains a smaller number of abnormally large cells, which do not last as long as normal. This neuropathy is very similar to that in cases of pernicious anaemia, which is also due to a deficiency of cobalamin. The response of pernicious anaemia to folic acid is usually suboptimal and temporary and often followed by relapse.
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