Combined Erythroid Hypoplasia and Symptomatic Hemolytic Anemia

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Abstract
THE simultaneous occurrence of pure erythroid hypoplasia and symptomatic hemolytic anemia is sufficiently unusual to justify the case report presented below. In a review of the literature only 2 such cases have been found, and the occurrence of this combination as a manifestation of Hodgkin's disease is apparently unique.Case ReportC.M., a 63-year-old Lithuanian lumberjack, was admitted to the hospital for the 1st time on January 4, 1955, in circulatory collapse. He had apparently been well about 5 months previously, when he noted the gradual onset of weakness, lethargy and generalized body pain. He had sought no medical attention . . .