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Clinical significance of leucocytic marginal pool detection

Hu Yu

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Objective:To observe the clinical significance of leucocytic marginal pool changes in leukopenia patients in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of leukopenia.Method:The counts of white blood cell in marginal pool of health adults and leukopenia patients before and after sports were detected.Result:The ratio of male to female patients with leukopenia was 2.63 to 1.In all leukopenia patients tested,31.4% were granulocytopenia,0.82% were agranulocytosis,the white blood cell count of health adults elevated after sports was(2.92±1.44)×109/L,leukopenia patients was(2.72±0.83)×109/L,and granulocytopenia patients was(1.57±0.96)×109/L,which showed a very significant difference compared to health adults and leukopenia patients(0.001).Conclusion:The incidence of leukopenia in female was obviously higher than that in male,granulocytopenia should be considered when the white blood cell count of leukopenia patients elevated after sports was lower than 1.50×109/L.

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Objective:To observe the clinical significance of leucocytic marginal pool changes in leukopenia patients in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of leukopenia.Method:The counts of white blood cell in marginal pool of health adults and leukopenia patients before and after sports were detected.Result:The ratio of male to female patients with leukopenia was 2.63 to 1.In all leukopenia patients tested,31.4% were granulocytopenia,0.82% were agranulocytosis,the white blood cell count of health adults elevated after sports was(2.92±1.44)×109/L,leukopenia patients was(2.72±0.83)×109/L,and granulocytopenia patients was(1.57±0.96)×109/L,which showed a very significant difference compared to health adults and leukopenia patients(0.001).Conclusion:The incidence of leukopenia in female was obviously higher than that in male,granulocytopenia should be considered when the white blood cell count of leukopenia patients elevated after sports was lower than 1.50×109/L.

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Objective:To observe the clinical significance of leucocytic marginal pool changes in leukopenia patients in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of leukopenia.Method:The counts of white blood cell in marginal pool of health adults and leukopenia patients before and after sports were detected.Result:The ratio of male to female patients with leukopenia was 2.63 to 1.In all leukopenia patients tested,31.4% were granulocytopenia,0.82% were agranulocytosis,the white blood cell count of health adults elevated after sports was(2.92±1.44)×109/L,leukopenia patients was(2.72±0.83)×109/L,and granulocytopenia patients was(1.57±0.96)×109/L,which showed a very significant difference compared to health adults and leukopenia patients(0.001).Conclusion:The incidence of leukopenia in female was obviously higher than that in male,granulocytopenia should be considered when the white blood cell count of leukopenia patients elevated after sports was lower than 1.50×109/L.

Key concepts: Leukopenia, White blood cell, Medicine, Incidence (geometry), Internal medicine, Blood count, Clinical significance, Gastroenterology

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