Here’s a case
I found at work today.
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ANONYMOUS
K012345678 19.03.26
F A&E Cons. not stated
Z,18.0009259.X
U 23.01.18 Clinical detail head injury/fall. Urine +ve on
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HBM WBCM PLT HCT RBCM
MCVM MCHM MCHCM RDW N
230317 93 5.40 381 0.363
4.92 73.8 18.9 256
32.8 3.60
170517 F 85 5.20 340 0.292
4.10 71.2 20.7 291
22.0 3.50
240517 73 6.80 367 0.321 3.76
70.4 20.4 290
20.1 4.30
220118 F 56 14.73 284 0.209
3.57 58.5 15.7 268
19.4 13.11
L M E
B NUC NUCA ESR GF
230317 1.40
0.40 0.00 0.00
170517 F 1.40
0.30 0.00 0.00
240517 1.90
0.50 0.00 0.00
230118 F 1.04
0.56 0.00 0.02
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Going back
into the historical record the MCV and MCH were once within the reference ranges.
Came in through A&E following a fall. Look how that iron deficiency has
crept up…
I’ve written
up this sort of thing before… I’ve actually got a mini-atlas on-line here.
Perhaps I
should re-visit that atlas?
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