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Automated differential leukocyte counts.
Annals of clinical and laboratory science, 1989Automated differential counts have the advantage of precision, efficiency, safety, and economy. They could potentially serve effectively in 90 percent of patients with normal counts or in 75 percent of patients with anemia only (64 percent of the total in this study).
E E, Morse, A, Nashed, L, Spilove
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LEUKOCYTE COUNTS AND BARBITURATES
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1934To the Editor:— I feel that some comment should be made relative to the article of Hardwick and Randall that appeared inThe Journal, May 12, page 1558. These authors studied the leukocyte counts of fifty-nine women who had been given pentobarbital sodium as an obstetric analgesic and concluded that the drug had no effect on the leukocyte count.
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Racial differences in leukocyte counts
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European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 2020
Kaochang Zhao, Yang Zhao, Hanxiang Nie
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Kaochang Zhao, Yang Zhao, Hanxiang Nie
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Differential leukocyte count is associated with clinical phenotype in Parkinson's disease
Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 2020Tadashi Umehara
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