Preanalytical Sedimentation Effects on Hematological Tests

Results highlight the importance of specimen handling after collection, including appropriate mixing to avoid erroneous results caused by erythrocyte sedimentation. Mixing syringes before transferring blood to collection tubes ensures a uniform sample and accurate result.

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The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jalm/jfae148
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Clinical Laboratory Practices and Quality Control
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Preanalytical Sedimentation Effects on Hematological Tests

Ian L. Gunsolus, Kenneth Gard
The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine
Clinical Laboratory Practices and Quality Control
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Preanalytical Sedimentation Effects on Hematological Tests

Ian L. Gunsolus, Kenneth Gard
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Abstract

Results highlight the importance of specimen handling after collection, including appropriate mixing to avoid erroneous results caused by erythrocyte sedimentation. Mixing syringes before transferring blood to collection tubes ensures a uniform sample and accurate result.

The Journal of Applied Laboratory MedicineVol. 10(2)
Regions Hospital (US), HealthPartners (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Clinical Laboratory Practices and Quality Control
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