Here’s an interesting
case
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LORCA Gabriel
M0000000
09.01.55 M CDU
X,18.0009127.Z
22.01.18 Clinical
details acute diverticulitis
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HBM WBCM PLT HCT RBCM
MCVM MCHM MCHCM RDW N
161110 15.1
8.20 175 0.482 5.02 96.0 30.1
31.3 12.5 6.09
110915 159
6.90 186 0.473 5.32 88.9 29.9
336 12.9 4.00
200118 F 157
18.79 167 0.457 5.14 88.9 30.5
344 12.5 16.76
220118 F 136
7.78 83 0.406 4.52 89.8
30.1 335 12.4 6.49
L M E
B NUC NUCA ESR GF
161110 1.35
0.54 0.20 0.02
110915 2.00
0.60 0.20 0.00
200118 F 0.84
1.17 0.00 0.02
220118 F 0.82
0.28 0.17 0.02
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Look at that platelet count.
Half of what it has been previously. Microscopy revealed why.
That result wasn’t
correct. The platelet count wasn’t reduced at all; because the platelets were
clumped the analyser wasn’t able to count them.
In such a case no
result can be issued for a platelet count.
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