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A hemoglobin variant of slow electrophoretic mobility has been demonstrated in a Hungarian female patient. The abnormal component amounted to about 30% and proved to be a new hemoglobin variant, alpha 49 (CE7) Ser replaced by Arg, which has been named Hb Savaria.
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