Full Blood Count

Calculators

References:

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Cell type/cell component	Units
Haemoglobin	g/L

Mean corpuscular volume	fL

Mean corpuscular haemoglobin	pg

White blood cell	x10⁹ cells/L

Platelets	x10⁹ cells/L

Lymphocytes	x10⁹ cells/L

Monocytes	x10⁹ cells/L

Eosinophils	x10⁹ cells/L

Neutrophils	x10⁹ cells/L

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