white cell

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meanings of whiteand cell

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white
adjective
uk /waɪt/ us /waɪt/
of a colour like that of snow, milk, ...
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cell
noun[C]
uk /sel/ us /sel/
the smallest basic unit of a plant ...
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Examples of white cell

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Others may present with bleeding and/or infection, if there is an accompanying platelet and/or whitecell abnormality.
The hematocrit value was 60%, hemoglobin 19.7g/dl and whitecell count was 10,200/cu mm.
Infection or bruising and petechiae suggest an associated whitecell or platelet abnormality.
The normal regulatory influences of whitecell traffic and their cytokine products will have been denied.
The hematocrit was 46%, hemoglobin 16.8 g/dl and whitecell count 11,400/cu mm.
The hematocrit value was 70%, hemoglobin 16 g/dl and whitecell count 10,000/cu mm.
Although cytoreduction controls peripheral whitecell count and prevents the complications caused by leukocytosis, such approaches suffer from some major problems.
The films were examined for (i) evidence of iron deficiency anaemia, (ii) abnormal whitecell counts and morphology, and (iii) platelet morphology.
The hematocrit value was 89%, hemoglobin 22 g/dl, and whitecell count 4800/cu mm.
The limitations of diagnosing infected infants clinically or with conventional blood tests such as blood counts and whitecell morphology are well appreciated.
So, we introduce a unary symbol (decoders are simply represented by a whitecell without any symbol).
Unsurprisingly therefore, reduction in the whitecell count can improve quality of life and prevent complications, and is usually used while the options for more definitive treatment are being discussed.
Examination of the cerebrospinal fluid should reveal a whitecell count in excess of 100cells/mm3, a protein concentration over 900mg/ml and a reduced glucose concentration.
Often, the whitecell count is raised.
Analysis of the whitecell blood count, including a differential count, is recommended in all children in order to assess the true incidence of this adverse effect.
A leucoerythroblastic blood film, where nucleated red blood cells and early whitecell forms appear, is strongly suggestive of myelofibrosis or marrow replacement by malignancy (both haematological and non-haematological).
Hematocrit value was 61%, hemoglobin level 19-4 g/dl and whitecell count 11,000/cu mm.
Pericapillary fibrin venous stasis, arteriovenous shunts or whitecell plugging have all been hypothesized, but there is no hard evidence for any one theory.
For whitecell counts, the electronic method is twice as quick and twice as accurate, even before technician fatigue becomes a factor.
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