polymorphonuclear neutrophils
Posted By: MT50 on 2007-10-01
In Reply to: What is polys short for in a wbc pls - xcopper
Subject: polymorphonuclear neutrophils
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may be the PM ents is polymorphonuclear neutrophils. May be he is saying PMNs??(nm)
Subject: may be the PM ents is polymorphonuclear neutrophils. May be he is saying PMNs??(nm)
polymorphonuclear leukocyte is what the Sted's says, but sm
Subject: polymorphonuclear leukocyte is what the Sted's says, but sm
They usually dictate polymorphic or polymorphus leukocytes.
polys = polymorphonuclear leukocytes
Subject: polys = polymorphonuclear leukocytes
I believe polys is an acceptable abbreviation. I use it all the time.
neutrophils are s/l 4248? would this be 42-48? TIA
Subject: neutrophils are s/l 4248? would this be 42-48? TIA
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segmetric neutrophils?
Subject: segmetric neutrophils?
Patient with CLL and doc is reading off bone marrow aspiration results:
29% erythrocytes, 6% promyelocytes, 8% myelocytes, 11% metamyelocytes, 7% band forms, 14% segmetric neutrophils
Segmetric neutrophils? Sigmetric? I can't find anything. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
That's where they usually say the percentage of diffs, eos, neutrophils
Subject: That's where they usually say the percentage of diffs, eos, neutrophils
differentials, eosinophils, neutrophils.
bands - immature neutrophils
Subject: bands - immature neutrophils
probably 'segs' for segmented neutrophils. Hear segs all the time. nm
Subject: probably 'segs' for segmented neutrophils. Hear segs all the time. nm
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