Gilbert’s syndrome coexisting with hereditary spherocytosis might not be rare: Six case reports

Figure 1 Peripheral blood smear (× 1000). Few spherocytic red cells (orange arrow) appear in the proband and his parents. Additionally, acanthocytes (blue arrow) are easily seen in the father, whose hereditary spherocytosis genetic mutation (ANK1 c.925A>G) is different from the proband (ANK1 c.1801-17G>A) and the mother (ANK1 c.1801-17G>A).