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What is Which is the most common preceding infection in bone marrow failure syndromes? and explain in detail?
Most common infection preceding bone marrow failure syndrome is hepatitis. It is usually sero negative ( non-A, non- B, non - C ). It accounts for 5% of etiologies. Parvo virus can cause pure red cell aplasia, but it doesn't usually cause generalised bone marrow failure. Ref: Harrison's principles of internal medicine, 21st edition, page 664