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Inadequacy in automated lab counts

  • Kim
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  • Diagnosed with ITP in 1983, lupus in 1990, APS in 2001, vasculitis in 2006. Current platelet count 148. In 2007 I had a stem cell transplant for autoimmune disease and currently ITP and APS remission, with a reduction in lupus activity.
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13 years 10 months ago #25714 by Kim
Inadequacy in automated lab counts was created by Kim
Thought you all would find this interesting.

smj.sma.org.sg/3603/3603la1.pdf

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  • Kim
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  • Diagnosed with ITP in 1983, lupus in 1990, APS in 2001, vasculitis in 2006. Current platelet count 148. In 2007 I had a stem cell transplant for autoimmune disease and currently ITP and APS remission, with a reduction in lupus activity.
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13 years 10 months ago #25715 by Kim
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Also, thought you might find this helpful

Attachment hem_Lab 6 Manual Diff_Fall10.doc not found

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  • Kim
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  • Diagnosed with ITP in 1983, lupus in 1990, APS in 2001, vasculitis in 2006. Current platelet count 148. In 2007 I had a stem cell transplant for autoimmune disease and currently ITP and APS remission, with a reduction in lupus activity.
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13 years 10 months ago #25716 by Kim
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One more -- www.harrisonspractice.com/practice/ub/view/Harrison's_Principles_of_Internal_Medicine_18th_Edition/560517/all/Atlas_of_Hematology_and_Analysis_of_Peripheral_Blood_Smears

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