Cases from CAMI - Polycythemia in the Aviator
Elliott JR. Polycythemia in the aviator. Aviat Space Environ Med 2006; 77:761–762.
A potentially serious medical condition was identified by evaluation of an apparently benign elevation in red blood cell count. Although most cases of polycythemia are benign, a thorough evaluation of the cause and manifestations of the disorder is recommended before issuing a medical certificate to any airman with polycythemia.
A potentially serious medical condition was identified by evaluation of an apparently benign elevation in red blood cell count. Although most cases of polycythemia are benign, a thorough evaluation of the cause and manifestations of the disorder is recommended before issuing a medical certificate to any airman with polycythemia.
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 July 2006
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