Epidemiological profile of different hemoglobinopathies in pediatric age group (6 months-14 years) in south Odisha
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epidemiological profile, different hemoglobinopathies, pediatric ageAbstract
This hospital based cross-sectional study describes the number of hemoglobinopathies in the population of southern Odisha during the study period and distribution of each group of hemoglobinopathy found in the study according to their age, sex, clinical signs & symptoms, history of consanguinity of marriage of parents, history of previous blood transfusion, history of siblings, socioeconomic status of the family, blood groups & hematological parameters.
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