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[Thrombocytosis: general frequency and etiological circumstances (author's transl)].

G Bouvenot, R Bartolin, M. Heim, Michel Rolland, C Delboy

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During a period of five years, fifteen thousand platelet counts has been systematically realised at the Hôtel-Dieu Hospital in Marseilles. A thrombocytosis superior to 400 000/mm3 has been observed in 1,2% of cases, in such various etiological cases as mainly cancer (30%), infectious diseases (28%) and post-hemorragic anaemias (11%).

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During a period of five years, fifteen thousand platelet counts has been systematically realised at the Hôtel-Dieu Hospital in Marseilles. A thrombocytosis superior to 400 000/mm3 has been observed in 1,2% of cases, in such various etiological cases as mainly cancer (30%), infectious diseases (28%) and post-hemorragic anaemias (11%).

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During a period of five years, fifteen thousand platelet counts has been systematically realised at the Hôtel-Dieu Hospital in Marseilles. A thrombocytosis superior to 400 000/mm3 has been observed in 1,2% of cases, in such various etiological cases as mainly cancer (30%), infectious diseases (28%) and post-hemorragic anaemias (11%).

Key concepts: Thrombocytosis, Etiology, Medicine, Platelet, Pediatrics, Dermatology, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine

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