Secondary iron granulocyte anemia

Secondary iron granulocyte anemia is secondary to the treatment of certain drugs or chemical poisons (such as anticancer drugs, chlorenin, alkylating agents and other anticancer drugs, lead, alcohol, etc.) and certain diseases (such as bone marrow After proliferative diseases and tumors, myelodysplasia, and chronic infection with abnormal syndromes), the number of ring-shaped iron granulocytes, anemia, and iron are light.

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