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•X ray is routinely done in the patients with aplastic anemia. | |||
==Xray findings=== | |||
* Lymphadenopathy | |||
* Xray of kidneys and the bones in the arms and hands, are sometimes abnormal in young people who have [[Fanconi anemia]]. This type of anemia can lead to aplastic anemia. | |||
* Helpful in ruling out infections. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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•X ray is routinely done in the patients with aplastic anemia.
Xray findings=
- Lymphadenopathy
- Xray of kidneys and the bones in the arms and hands, are sometimes abnormal in young people who have Fanconi anemia. This type of anemia can lead to aplastic anemia.
- Helpful in ruling out infections.