0 a cell in the blood that has no red colour and is involved in the fight against infection -- leukocyt, krwinka biała
Only a decrease in neutrophil counts was observed, which might have been missed had only a white blood cell count without the differential been performed.
Pericardial fluid was reviewed for red and white blood cell count and content of glucose, protein and lactic dehydrogenose.
Babies had blood samples taken for culture and white blood cell count within 24 hours of birth and prior to treatment with antibiotics.
In contrast to the adults,7'8 however, our newborn always had a normal total white blood cell count during treatment.
The total white blood cell count, however, remained within normal limits.
Total white blood cell count remained within normal limits (7,000 to 13,000/ml) during treatment, as well as the number of thrombocytes and erythrocytes.
Several of his liver function tests were abnormal, and his platelet and white blood cell counts were somewhat lower than normal.
Criteria for anemia/ leukopenia were a drop to 80% of baseline of either hemoglobin levels or white blood cell count.
