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agnogenic myeloid metaplasia; any relation to protease inhibitors Apr 12, 2003 Has anyone heard of a connection between long-term Crixivan use and the incidence of agnogenic myeloid metaplasia? |
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Response from Dr. Dezube
 For the general readership of this column, agnogenic myeloid metaplasia is a very rare blood disorder in which the bone marrow begins to scar over (fibrosis) and other areas in the body begin to produce blood cells. I am not away of any connection between Crixivan and this blood disorder. I doubt that they are related. |
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