Sickle cells and sickle trait in thrombosis

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Sickle cells and sickle trait in thrombosis by Gregory J. Kato Blood Volume 133(23):2463-2463 June 6, 2019 ©2019 by American Society of Hematology

Sickle red cell entrapment in a blood clot. Sickle red cell entrapment in a blood clot. In this scanning electron micrograph, Faes and colleagues show entrapped sickled red cells in an experimentally induced, fatal inferior vena cava blood clot in a sickle cell mouse. The acellular material appears in other images to be a dense fibrin network. Original magnification ×5000. SS, sickle cell. See Figure 1B in the article by Faes et al that begins on page 2529. Gregory J. Kato Blood 2019;133:2463 ©2019 by American Society of Hematology