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5 +1 | band neutrophils |
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4 | nonsegmented neutrophils |
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nonsegmented neutrophils Explanation: as either segmented (mature) or non- segmented (younger stages including band neutrophils, metamyelocytes, and myelocytes) is the shape of the nucleus. Por lo que he encontrado, me parece la única posibilidad... Sigo buscando o a ver si hay otras alternativas... Suerte!!! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-10-21 22:34:39 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hola Patricia, los neutrófilos en cayado se conocen también como \"en banda\" por lo que creo que la respuesta anterior es válida: |
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band neutrophils Explanation: Band Neutrophils - [ Traduzir esta página ] Band Neutrophils A left shift indicates the presence in blood of neutrophils less mature than segmented neutrophils, eg band neutrophils and metamyelocytes ... web.vet.cornell.edu/public/popmed/clinpath/ CPmodules/hemogram/band.htm |
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