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Från EuroBloodnet, något att använda?: Haematological diseases involve abnormalities of blood and bone marrow cells, lymphoid organs and coagulation factors, and almost all of them are rare. They can be subdivided into six categories: rare red blood cell defects; bone marrow failure; rare coagulation disorders; haemochromatosis and other rare genetic disorders of iron synthesis; myeloid malignancies; and lymphoid malignancies. Diagnosis of rare haematological diseases (RHDs) requires considerable clinical expertise and access to a broad range of laboratory services and imaging technologies. These tests allow precise disease classification according to WHO criteria using international scoring systems and, where possible, biomarkers.