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Reticulocytes
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Reticulocytes
LABOKLIN Service ID: 129
Material
EDTA blood or heparin blood 0.5 ml
Method
flow cytometry
Duration
1 day
Remark
Reticulocytes are juvenile erythrocytes – the concentration is needed to differentiate between regenerative and non regenerative anaemias.
For reliable results the sample should not be older than 48 hours.
In dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, the hemoglobin concentration of reticulocytes (CHr) is measured additionally.
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