In a case of hypersplenism all are true, EXCEPT: (A) Cytopenia, (B) Hyperplastic bone marrow, (C) Normal bone marrow, (D) Splenomegaly absent
Answer is D. (D) Splenomegaly absent # Hypersplenism: The complete blood count may reveal cytopenia of one or more blood cell types, which should suggest hypersplenism.> This condition is characterized by splenomegaly, cytopenia(s), normal or hyperplastic bone marrow & a response to splenectomy.