A pernicious anaemia-like picture of the peripheral blood associated with congenital abnormal- ities was first described by Fanconi (1927) in three brothers. Since then a similar syndrome has been reported from many parts of the world under the title of Fanconi's aplastic anaemia. Gmyrek and Bloom et al.
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