A Guide to the Clinical Examination of the Blood for Diagnostic Purposes
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6 in my cases. It is difficult to read the v. Fleischl instrument in leu- kaemia, as the presence of so many leucocytes gives a muddy tint to the liquid, not easy to compare with the red of the glass.
TABLE VII. LEUKAEMIA.
A L B No.
Red cells.
No.
White cells.
1.. 2 ..
Highest . . .
5, 000, 000 4 877 000 1 2 Highest . .
1, 072, 222 980 000 3 4 800 000 3 820 000 4....
4, 592, 000 '4 ...
800 000 5 4, 288, 000 5 756 000 6....
4, 016, 000 6 748 000 7....
3, 760, 000 7 716 000 8 3 635 570 8 656 000 ...9....
3 605 000 9 626 600 10....
3 400 000 10 570 000 11....
3, 292, 000 11....
500 000 12 ...
3 200 000 12 492 000 13....
3, 080, 000 13 454 000 14....
3 078 000 14 448 000 15....
3 010 000 15 430 000 16....
2 996 000 16 428 000 17....
2 960 000 17 405 000 18....
2, 938, 000 18 400 000 19....
2 921 600 19 394 000 20..
2 868 000 20 386 000 21....
2, 792, 000 21..
340, 000 11 162 SPECIAL PATHOLOGY OF THE BLOOD.
TABLE VII. LEUKAEMIA (Continued).
A B No.
Red cells.
No.
White cells.
22 2, 738, 000 2, 715, 000 2, 576, 000 2, 520, 000 2, 322, 222 2, 320, 000 2, 256, 000 2, 140, 000 2, 112, 000 2, 060, 000 2, 016, 000 2, 010, 000 1, 866, 664 1, 420, 000 1, 386, 000 1, 358, 000 1, 200, 000 408, 000 3 = 3, 131, 000 + 22 320, 000 290, 000 260, 000 220, 500 213, 000 188, 000 183, 000 175, 800 170, 000 139, 600 138, 000 134, 400 132, 000 111, 000 98, 000 age = 428, 000 23.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 in my cases. It is difficult to read the v. Fleischl instrument in leu- kaemia, as the presence of so many leucocytes gives a muddy tint to the liquid, not easy to compare with the red of the glass.
TABLE VII. LEUKAEMIA.
A L B No.
Red cells.
No.
White cells.
1.. 2 ..
Highest . . .
5, 000, 000 4 877 000 1 2 Highest . .
1, 072, 222 980 000 3 4 800 000 3 820 000 4....
4, 592, 000 '4 ...
800 000 5 4, 288, 000 5 756 000 6....
4, 016, 000 6 748 000 7....
3, 760, 000 7 716 000 8 3 635 570 8 656 000 ...9....
3 605 000 9 626 600 10....
3 400 000 10 570 000 11....
3, 292, 000 11....
500 000 12 ...
3 200 000 12 492 000 13....
3, 080, 000 13 454 000 14....
3 078 000 14 448 000 15....
3 010 000 15 430 000 16....
2 996 000 16 428 000 17....
2 960 000 17 405 000 18....
2, 938, 000 18 400 000 19....
2 921 600 19 394 000 20..
2 868 000 20 386 000 21....
2, 792, 000 21..
340, 000 11 162 SPECIAL PATHOLOGY OF THE BLOOD.
TABLE VII. LEUKAEMIA (Continued).
A B No.
Red cells.
No.
White cells.
22 2, 738, 000 2, 715, 000 2, 576, 000 2, 520, 000 2, 322, 222 2, 320, 000 2, 256, 000 2, 140, 000 2, 112, 000 2, 060, 000 2, 016, 000 2, 010, 000 1, 866, 664 1, 420, 000 1, 386, 000 1, 358, 000 1, 200, 000 408, 000 3 = 3, 131, 000 + 22 320, 000 290, 000 260, 000 220, 500 213, 000 188, 000 183, 000 175, 800 170, 000 139, 600 138, 000 134, 400 132, 000 111, 000 98, 000 age = 428, 000 23.
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