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The world of haematology has been exciting over the past few years, and we have seen major advances since the third edition of the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Haematology was published. These are most obvious in haemato-oncology, with the development of new agents and regimens for treating malignant haematology disorders. But there have also been advances in haemostasis and red cell haematology with the arrival of the novel oral anticoagulation drugs and new oral chelators for the treatment of iron overload, in addition to a number of other advances. This edition sees a change of editorial team and we are very happy to have John de Vos, haemato-oncologist, on board. He has overhauled the haemato-oncology sections bringing them thoroughly up to date. We have also sought the advice of Shubha Allard, consultant in transfusion medicine, to make sure the blood transfusion section is accurate, in addition to Banu Kaya, a red cell haematologist who has brought the red cell material up to date. For the fi rst time, we have incorporated a new chapter on rare disorders which we hope readers will fi nd useful. We are very grateful to the editorial team at Oxford University Press for their patience and hard work, especially Liz Reeve and Michael Hawkes. There may be errors or omissions from the book and we would welcome any comments or feedback (email drewprovan@mac.com). We will try to incorporate these in future editions.