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MedlinePlus en Español

By calovel On February 12, 2016 · Add Comment · In Healthcare Proviers - Multilingual Resources, Patients and Families - Multilingual Guides, Teachers and Students - Multilingual Resources
La anemia falciforme es una enfermedad en la que su cuerpo produce glóbulos rojos con forma anormal. Las células tienen forma semilunar o de una hoz. Estas células no duran tanto como las normales, los glóbulos rojos redondos. Esto causa la aparición de anemia. Las células falciformes también se atascan en los vasos sanguíneos y bloquean el flujo. Eso puede provocar dolor y lesionar los órganos. Lee más aquí
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Asociacion American de la Anemia de Celulas Faciforme

By calovel On February 12, 2016 · Add Comment · In Healthcare Proviers - Multilingual Resources, Patients and Families - Multilingual Guides, Teachers and Students - Multilingual Resources
Una pagina con la información en Español
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English and Spanish Handouts for Families and Schools

By calovel On November 4, 2015 · Add Comment · In Patients & Families, Patients and Families - Multilingual Guides, Teachers & Students, Teachers and Students - Handouts and Handbooks, Teachers and Students - Multilingual Resources
From the New England Pediatric Sickle Cell Consortium
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Portuguese Sickle Cell Guide for Patients from Brazil

By calovel On July 28, 2015 · Add Comment · In Patients & Families, Patients and Families - Multilingual Guides
Portuguese Guidebook about Sickle Cell Disease for Patients By Dr.Heloisa Helena Arantes Gallo da Rocha, a Hematologist in Brazil
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