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Wright’s stain

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  • Blood plasma
    blood
    / Laboratory examination of blood

    …with a special blood stain (Wright stain), and examined under the microscope. Individual red cells, white cells, and platelets are examined, and the relative proportions of the several classes of white cells are tabulated. The results may have important diagnostic implications. In iron-deficiency anemia, for example, the red cells look…

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    …with a special blood stain (Wright stain), and examined under the microscope. Individual red cells, white cells, and platelets are examined, and the relative proportions of the several classes of white cells are tabulated. The results may have important diagnostic implications. In iron-deficiency anemia, for example, the red cells look…

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