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Contribution of Hemogram Plan in the Horse’s Clinical Evaluation
Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 2023The interpretation of the blood count is essential to help the equine clinician in the diagnosis, prognosis, patient management, and control of equine diseases. Hematologic alterations often reflect the condition of the individual or an overall response to a pathological situation.
Satue', Katiuska +3 more
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Sequência Didática para o ensino da interpretação do ...
Fernanda de Nazaré Cardoso dos Santos Cordeiro +1 more
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THE SCHILLING HEMOGRAM IN APPENDICITIS
Archives of Surgery, 1935All clinicians agree that the diagnosis of appendicitis must rest on an interpretation of the clinical history and the physical signs rather than on a laboratory test. However, surgeons have often been impressed with the lack of correlation between the clinical manifestations of appendicitis and the observations at operation and the microscopic ...
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The hemogram and the diagnosis of alcoholism.
Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1980Alcoholics had higher MCV and MCH and lower RBC than did controls.
M W, Carney, B F, Sheffield
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Hemogram of Sheep Acutely Intoxicated with Ammonia
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1973SUMMARY Seven Southdown wether lambs were intoxicated by drenching with urea at the dose rate of 2 Gm./kg. of body weight. All sheep died between 90 and 200 minutes after drenching. Samples of blood were collected by jugular venipuncture before drenching and at regular intervals; the last samples were collcted when the lambs appeared to the in the ...
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Hemogram-Derived Ratios in the Prognosis of Acute Diverticulitis
Medicina (Lithuania), 2023Dan L Dumitrascu +2 more
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