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Figure 1. Predicted probability from the multivariate logistic model of abnormally high velocities. Abnormally high velocities (≥ 2 m/sec) as a function of LDH (A) or hemoglobin level (B) in different patient groups. Patients with isolated α-thalassemia associated with normal G6PD (n = 90) are represented by green lines; patients with isolated G6PD deficiency without α-thalassemia (n = 13) by black lines; and patients with G6PD deficiency and α-thalassemia (n = 114) by red lines. Blue lines represent patients with neither G6PD deficiency nor α-thalassemia. The probability of abnormal TCD increases with low hemoglobin levels and, more importantly, with the degree of hemolysis.

Predicted probability from the multivariate logistic model of abnormally high velocities. Abnormally high velocities (≥ 2 m/sec) as a function of LDH (A) or hemoglobin level (B) in different patient groups. Patients with isolated α-thalassemia associated with normal G6PD (n = 90) are represented by green lines; patients with isolated G6PD deficiency without α-thalassemia (n = 13) by black lines; and patients with G6PD deficiency and α-thalassemia (n = 114) by red lines. Blue lines represent patients with neither G6PD deficiency nor α-thalassemia. The probability of abnormal TCD increases with low hemoglobin levels and, more importantly, with the degree of hemolysis.

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