Observational analysis examined clinical and etiological factors in 50 adults with pancytopenia, indicating aplastic anemia is a leading cause.
Key Points
Aplastic anemia was found to be the most prevalent cause of pancytopenia in 56% of patients, highlighting the need for focused diagnostics.
Statistical analysis indicated significant differences in absolute neutrophil count and mean corpuscular volume among various cases of pancytopenia.
This study conducted thorough evaluations including clinical assessments, laboratory investigations, and bone marrow examinations in a tertiary hospital.
Findings emphasize the importance of understanding local factors and regional variations in the etiologies of pancytopenia.