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The normal human red cell emerges from the marrow and circulates in the peripheral blood for approximately 120 days At the end of its life span, it is removed from the circulation by macrophages of the liver and spleen.antibody attachment to red cell surface antigens.o When red cells from the circulation are removed prematurely by macrophages of the liver and spleen, as in the first and second mechanisms, hemolysis is "extravascular." When red cells rupture within the blood stream, as in the third mechanism, the process is known as "intravascular" hemolysisHemolysis is defined as an erythrocyte survival time less than 100 dayThere are three basic pathophysiologic mechanisms of hemolysis: o 1.creation of holes in the red cell membrane.o 2.o 3.

The normal human red cell emerges from the marrow and circulates in
the peripheral blood for approximately 120 days At the end of its life
span, it is removed from the circulation by macrophages of the liver and
spleen. Hemolysis is defined as an erythrocyte survival time less than
100 dayThere are three basic pathophysiologic mechanisms of hemolysis:
• 1. loss of red cell deformability.
• 2. antibody attachment to red cell surface antigens.
• 3. creation of holes in the red cell membrane.
• When red cells from the circulation are removed prematurely by
macrophages of the liver and spleen, as in the first and second
mechanisms, hemolysis is "extravascular." When red cells rupture
within the blood stream, as in the third mechanism, the process is
known as "intravascular" hemolysis