Meanings of complete blood cell count in English

Venous blood was drawn for a complete blood cell count, serum chemistry panel, C-reactive protein and serological tests on a panel of infectious agents.

Complete blood cell counts before and at the first restaging were measured.

There was no difference between cats of groups B and C with respect to complete blood cell counts and metabolic profiles.

Conclusions: This report of severe neutropenia caused by VPA emphasizes the importance of monitoring complete blood cell counts during therapy with this agent.