| Her current white blood cell count, hemoglobin, hematocrit, and red blood cell indices are all normal. |
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| An elevated white blood cell count has a low predictive value for appendicitis because it is present in a number of conditions. |
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| Other studies have shown that it stimulates a white blood cell to exhibit anticancer cell activity. |
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| It revealed that 10 alleged pneumonia cases showed a higher than normal number of the white blood cell eosinophils. |
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| His white blood cell count, blood chemistries, and transaminase levels were within normal limits. |
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| For example a blood stem cell will go on to become a red blood cell, platelet or white blood cell. |
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| If pleocytosis was present, the CSF should be re-examined every six months until the white blood cell count is normal. |
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| The white blood cell count and serum electrolytes were within normal ranges. |
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| Periodic monitoring of white blood cell counts should be considered, especially in patients with collagen vascular disease and renal disease. |
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| T cell, a kind of white blood cell partially formed in the thymus gland in response to a foreign virus or bacterium. |
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| In 1870, Woodward observed a photomicrograph from the stomach of a mare with gastroenteritis demonstrating a white blood cell undergoing diapedesis from a small vein. |
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| People who are obese, on corticosteroid therapy, or those with defective white blood cell function may be predisposed to furuncles and carbuncles. |
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| Discontinue drug or reduce dosage at the first sign of abnormal depression of platelets, hemoglobin, or low white blood cell count. |
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| These stem cells proliferate and differentiate into granulocytes, monocytes and lymphocytes, which together comprise the absolute white blood cell count. |
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| May cause bone marrow depression and altered red and white blood cell, and platelet counts. |
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| An elevated white blood cell count with increased neutrophils and immature granulocytes is typically seen with fungal infections such as blastomycosis. |
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| As a result, CML patients have a significantly elevated cancerous white blood cell count. |
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| This is usually evident by fever, a rise in the white blood cell count, or purulent drainage from a wound or body cavity. |
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| She was stable, although her white blood cell count was still elevated. |
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| In short, drumming can increase the presence of T-cells, the white blood cell that fights viruses. |
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| She was told by a physician that she had a major infection and that her white blood cell count was 200 times the normal. |
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| However, they have been successful in lowering white blood cell counts, which can help reduce symptoms. |
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| They discovered that addition of lovastatin decreased white blood cell accumulation and leakiness in blood vessels in the brain. |
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| The disease stems from an accumulation of a white blood cell called a histiocyte. |
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| A high total white blood cell count is a marker of inflammatory activity, and is recognised as a strong risk factor for coronary heart disease. |
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| These fatty streaks result from the abnormal accumulation of macrophages, a class of white blood cell, that has made their way into the vessel wall and has become engorged in lipid. |
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| Nurses can also draw blood and use a microscope for simple slides, and thus perform basic laboratory work, such a examining pap smears or white blood cell count. |
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| The fight against inflammation, infection and white blood cell production are all weakened by continued stress too, meaning uncontrolled stress can lead to sniffles, a sore throat and bad allergies. |
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| His white blood cell count almost tripled. |
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| The speedskater's white blood cell count was normal. |
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| We know for a fact that it lowers the white blood cell count. |
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| Because radiation therapy may increase susceptibility to infection by lowering the white blood cell count, warn the patient to avoid persons with obvious infections during therapy. |
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| It is also important to check with all registries at the start of the treatment that you have not experienced in the past a decrease of your white blood cell count with clozapine. |
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| Patients should be closely monitored for signs of febrile neutropenia, and white blood cell count carried out according to local oncology standards. |
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| Neutropenia is a blood disorder that occurs when the number of neutrophils, a type of white blood cell part of the immune system, is abnormally low. |
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| Due to the risk of developing this condition, regular blood testing of white blood cell counts must take place for individuals on clozapine, to ensure that the white blood cell counts remains within the normal range. |
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| On the day that you are scheduled to receive your next cycle of chemotherapy, your white blood cell count will be measured to ensure that you are able to receive the next dose. |
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| Macrophages are a type of white blood cell that devours foreign antigens and invading microbes and then assists T lymphocytes in recognizing and reacting against cells that have been invaded by pathogens. |
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| Multiple myeloma is a form of blood cancer that arises from plasma cells, a type of white blood cell, found in bone marrow. |
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| Initial laboratory results revealed a slightly elevated white blood cell count with neutrophilia. |
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| Neutrophils are the most abundant white blood cell in the body and generally are the first cells to migrate toward inflammation. |
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| There is mounting evidence that moderate exercise raises white blood cell count and can improve one's adaptive immune system. |
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| Myelosuppressive chemotherapy often upsets the patient's white blood cell count, leading to febrile neutropenia. |
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| Cell-mediated immunity does the job with a white blood cell called the killer, or cytotoxic, T cell. |
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| Chronic patients with CML experience skyrocketing white blood cell counts but generally exhibit no symptoms for three to five years. |
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| At about the same time, the white blood cell type that causes the actual damage to myelin in MS was finally identified. |
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| This group, working independently of Gombart's team, had been focusing on macrophages, a type of white blood cell deployed by the immune system to gobble up and destroy germs. |
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| A decrease in red and white blood cell count and thrombocytes after the procedure was observed, and 3 patients needed blood transfusions or platelet infusion. |
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| White blood cell casts are usually indicative of a renal inflammatory process such as pyelonephritis. |
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| White blood cell count and the sodium to potassium ratio to screen for hypoadrenocorticism in dogs. |
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