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Myelodysplastic Syndromeence of diagnostic morphologic features of MDS. del(5q) remains as the only cytogenetic abnormality that defines a specific MDS subtype..The following case studies on MDS describe the various permutations and combinations of genetic abnormalities conforming to the WHO classification for MDS (2016) (