Iron deficiency anaemia
The Microcytic anaemia page has been updated with a number of small pieces of additional information.
Dunn RJ
The Microcytic anaemia page has been updated with a number of small pieces of additional information.
The Febrile neutropenia page has been updated with information about the duration of neutropenia following chemotherapy.
The Thrombocytosis page has been updated with additional information about incidence and classification.
The Thrombocyopenia page has been updated with some additional information about bleeding risk and platelet count.
The Haemolytic anaemia page has had a minor update.
The ITP page has been revised and updated. Of particular note is the increased risk of VTE in patients with chronic ITP.
The Thrombophilia page has been updated with some additional information about antiphospholipid syndrome
The Deep venous thrombosis page has been updated with a short segment on clinical probability adjusted D dimer levels to trigger further imaging in suspected VTE.
The Thrombocytosis page has had some minor updates.
The Other investigations page has been updated with more factors that affect the ESR.
The Macrocytic anaemia page has been updated with additional information about Vitamin B12 deficiency.
The Other anticoagulants and Drugs in pregnancy and lactation pages have been updated with information about the use of DOACs in pregnancy.
The Reversal of anticoagulation page has been updated with additional information about the effect of andexanate in patients with DOAC associated bleeding.
The Normochromic anaemia page has been updated with some minor changes to the segment on Aplastic anaemia.
The Clotting factor replacement page has had a number of small changes to improve clarity.
The Reversal of anti-coagulation page has been revised, updated and made more concise.
The Other anticoagulants page has been updated with information about expected therapeutic rivaroxaban levels.
The Petechiae page has been updated, including some additional causes of vasculitis.
The Warfarin page has been updated with additional information about the need for close monitoring following superwarfarin ingestion and the need for ongoing, tapering vitamin K therapy.
Aminocaproic acid has been removed from a variety of parts of the book as it is no longer available in Australia or New Zealand. Thanks to Stephanie for the suggestion.