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Lee and Lee: Acanthocytosis in a Patient with Chorea-acanthocytosis

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Fig. 1
Peripheral blood smear demonstrates many acanthocytes that do not have central pallor and are smaller than normocytic red blood cells (A) (Wright stain,×1,000). Scanning electron microscopy discloses many acanthocytes characterized by their thorn-like protrusions (B) (SEM,×1,000).
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