Questions tagged [hematology]
Questions about the study, treatment, prevention, and diagnosis of blood-related diseases. See also [blood]
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Is low immature reticulocyte fraction after an acute hemolytic crisis normal?
All following data are theoretical and not real:
A patient had a hemolytic crisis without anemia proven by elevated reticulocytes, elevated unconjugated bilirubin and normal hemoglobin and erythrocyte ...
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Transplant of haematopoietic stem cells, how do they get back into the bone marrow?
I read about Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. However, under "Graft types", "Autologous", it states:
The patient's own stored stem cells are then transfused into his/her ...
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Chronic Myeloid Leukemia blast percentage
I'm trying to understand the oncogenesis of CML. I have a question about CFC cells and blast cells. Are those the same? I know that in the chronic phase of CML there is a blast percentage of 1-10% of ...
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High lyphocytes count in blood test
What is the lymphocytes counts limit which discriminates a recent infection from a CLL (Chronical Leukaemia Lymphocytosis)?
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Defining CPT 88184 Flow cytometry 1st marker
There are differing opinions in my office about how to bill for flow cytometry testing. To elucidate the difference, I need to give an example:
A patient has blood drawn in the morning. The doctor ...
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Difference between Contusion, Haemorrage and Hematoma?
As per wikipedia these are the definitions:
A contusion, commonly known as a bruise, is a type of hematoma of tissue[1] in which capillaries and sometimes venules are damaged by trauma, allowing ...
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Side Effects of Monitoring Blood Stream for Weeks?
Is there currently some safe method to monitor arterial blood for weeks while "living normally"? Essentially, do doctors monitor some people's bloods contents by attaching some device that constantly ...
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Plausibility of 30 gauge draw?
What are the risks, complications, and problems associated with using a 30 gauge needle to draw blood from someone with otherwise average veins? What is the certainty of hemolysis and would it be even ...
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Primary vs secondary hemostatic disorders: clinical manifestations
Secondary hemostatic disorders are known to cause profund hemorrhages. On the other hand, primary hemostatic disorders are said to cause mainly cutaneous and mucosal bleeding, without profund reach.
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