Episode 092: Heme Consult Series: Congenital Causes of Hemolytic Anemia

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In the next part of this heme consult series, we discuss several congenital causes of hemolytic anemias. These diseases are relatively rare, but in patients presenting with concerns for hemolysis on history and on labs, but with a negative DAT, it is important to have these in your differential diagnosis! We take you through how to think about these disorders, their diagnosis, and management.

If you have not done so already, be sure to check out Episode 091 where we discuss our initial approach to the diagnosis of hemolytic anemias. We also discuss the most common inherited cause of hemolytic anemia, G6PD deficiency, in that episode!

Content:

- When should we suspect inherited causes of hemolytic anemia?

- What are important examples of membranopathies that can cause hemolytic anemia?

- What are important enzyme deficiencies that can cause hemolytic anemia?

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