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Leptocytosis is seen in :

A
Iron deficiency
B
Thalassaemia
C
Chronic liver disease
D
All of the above
High-Yield Explanation
Leptocytosis is the presence of unusually thin red cells. Leptocytes are seen in severe iron deficiency and thalassaemia. Target cell is a form of leptocyte in which there is central round stained area and a peripheral rim of haemoglobin. Target cells are found in iron deficiency, thalassaemia, chronic liver disease, and after splenectomy.

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