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Sideroblastic Changes Can Be Recognized in the Erythrogram.

Blood, 2005
Abstract The scatter plots of red blood cells (RBC), called erythrogram produced by the ADVIA® 2120 cell counter gives a visual representation of RBC characteristics. Using a pair of threshold gates on each axis, nine areas are defined according to the cell volume and the hemoglobin (Hb) content. Normal RBC are distributed in the central
Rovó, Alicia   +7 more
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Use of the Erythrogram in the Diagnosis of Iron Deficiency in Elderly Patients

Acta Haematologica, 2009
In elderly patients the diagnosis of iron deficiency from full blood count indices is often difficult. We assessed an automated technique (numerical data of the erythrogram; Technicon H*l) by which the proportions of microcytic ( < 60 fl) and/or hypochromic ( < 28 g·dl-1) red blood cells are determined.
P J, McKay   +5 more
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Erythrogram Indices of Vealers and the Interrelation of Their Values with the Growth Hormones' Level

2021
International Transaction Journal of Engineering, Management, & Applied Sciences & Technologies, 12, 12, 12A12E: 1 ...
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[The quantitative erythrogram and the possibiilty of its clinical and experimental use].

Laboratornoe delo, 1989
Quantitative erythrogram, i. e. the per cent distribution of the cells of different shapes into 5 groups (discocytes, stomatocytes, echinocytes, poikilo- and schizocytes, hemolytic forms) is recommended to be taken into consideration when estimating the red cell transformation in clinical and experimental studies.
V N, Kidalov, V F, Lysak
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