Hemoglobin Savaria - α49(CE7)Ser→Arg in the United States: Hemoglobin: Vol 9, No 6

Hemoglobin

international journal for hemoglobin research

Volume 9, 1985 - Issue 6

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Abstract

Hemoglobin Savaria, first described in a Hungarian female (1), was found by us in a mother and her daughter during a routine clinical workup. There were no severe clinical problems or functional abnormalities of hemoglobin (Hb) associated with this variant, except for mild hypochromic, microcytic anemia.

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