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Follow-up Study of ICUS and CCUS Patients
The proposed minimal diagnostic criteria for myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) and potential pre-MDS conditions has been released by an international consensus group. Based on the criteria, patients with persistent cytopenia could be diagnosed with MDS, CCUS and ICUS. However, the process and outcome of pre-MDS conditions (CCUS, ICUS) is still to be characterized in Chinese population. We design this prospective observational study to explore the disease process and outcome in ICUS and CCUS patients.
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