leukopenic

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leu·ko·pe·nic

(lū'kō-pē'nik),

Pertaining to leukopenia.

leu·ko·pe·nic

(lū'kō-pē'nik)

Pertaining to leukopenia.

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a) Values given as mean [+ or -] SD (standard deviation) (minimum-maximum) Table 3: Cytopenic subjects in study group and control group Parameter Study group Control group Leukopenic (%) 3(10) 2(6.

Study of changes in haemoglobin level and leukocyte counts in cord blood of newborns of hypertensive mothers in AGMC and GB pant hospital

9) However, based on the findings of this study, immunosuppressed patients may develop severe disease while remaining leukopenic.

Serum markers for severe Clostridium difficile infection in immunosuppressed hospitalized patients

Within this study, we specifically evaluated 4 areas of performance important to our operation: (1) classification of WBCs, (2) manually produced peripheral blood slides, (3) leukopenic samples, and (4) neonatal samples.

Evaluation of an automated digital imaging system, Nextslide Digital Review network, for examination of peripheral blood smears

Thus, protective isolation remained in use for a few days immediately pos-top and when patients became leukopenic.

The development of kidney transplant nursing

Ten (25%) of the 40 patients were leukopenic at diagnosis, one of them being neutropenic as well.

Transient depletion of innate immunity in varicella infections in otherwise healthy children/ Saglikli cocuklarda gelisen varisella enfeksiyonu sirasinda bagisiklik sisteminde gecici baskilanma

Handling leukopenic samples is especially efficient.

Autoimaging systems: automated digital cell morphology

Conversely, leukopenic patients have significantly lower concentrations of PCT during sepsis, with concentrations failing to exceed 2 [micro]g/L even during septic shock (97).

Toward resolving the challenges of sepsis diagnosis

Of 79 cases, 19% were leukopenic (leukocytes <1 x 10E9/L), and 14% were neutropenic (neutrophils <0.

Candidemia in Finland, 1995-1999. (Research)

Previous studies (18,19) have shown that flagging sensitivity is dependent on the total WBC count, with a lower sensitivity in leukopenic samples and a lower specificity in samples with WBC counts greater than 10000/[micro]L.

A method for optimizing and validating institution-specific flagging criteria for automated cell counters

From a practical perspective, we chose to avoid antigenemia testing in this study because of the high prevalence of leukopenic bone marrow transplant patients being tested (the antigenemia assay needs 200 000 neutrophils/mL) and the time-consuming subjective visual readouts that would have been necessary.

Quantitative real-time PCR with automated sample preparation for diagnosis and monitoring of cytomegalovirus infection in bone marrow transplant patients

The fixed throughput of CBC/Diff at 120 samples per hour, even on leukopenic samples, provides fast results reporting to enhance service to clinicians.