These interactive sessions present a series of emergency anaemia cases commonly encountered in clinical practice, led by specialists in internal medicine and clinical pathology. Each case demands rapid yet structured diagnostic reasoning—interpreting haematological data, evaluating blood films, refining differentials, and initiating timely treatment. With a strong focus on decision-making under pressure, these sessions highlight how early recognition and accurate management can significantly influence patient outcomes. Through guided discussion and practical problem-solving, participants will strengthen their approach to complex haematologic presentations in critical settings.