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Meanings of elevated white blood cell count in English

Russian
лейкоцитоз
Portuguese
leucocitose
Spanish
leucocitosis
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leucocitosi

Condition in which the white cell count in blood is above the normal range.

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        Examples for "leukocytosis"
        Examples for "leukocytosis"
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        Objective: To evaluate the impact of preoperative leukocytosis among patients with endometrial carcinoma.
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        Fever and leukocytosis are common after joint arthroplasty, often resulting in additional studies.
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        3
        The nuclein of yeast may be of some value in promoting a leukocytosis.
        Disturbances of the Heart / Discussion of the Treatment of the H...
        4
        Sputum leukocytosis could be an indicator of sputum acceptability for diagnosing pulmonary tuberculosis.
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        5
        Methods: The review used PubMed searches of current literature to examine adipose tissue leukocytosis.
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        Usage of elevated white blood cell count in English
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        His return to training was delayed by an elevated white blood cell count.
        The Guardian
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        The blood work sent by the ER doctors showed an elevated white blood cell count.
        Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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        A spinal tap was normal, there was no elevated white blood cell count, her liver and kidneys were working fine.
        Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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        Adjustment for elevated white blood cell count did not meaningfully change the OR for stillbirth in overweight versus normal weight women.
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        But the fever, in combination with the enlarged lymph nodes and the elevated white blood cell count, clearly pointed to an infection.
        Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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        Two months prior, the patient had developed fever and an elevated white blood cell count; he underwent a 6-week course of intravenous antibiotics.
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        VAP was diagnosed by presence of bacteria on bronchial alveolar lavage specimen, bilateral infiltrates on chest roentgenogram, and fever or elevated white blood cell count.
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        Those patients significantly more often had elevated white blood cell count upon admission (60.32 vs. 40.48%; P = 0.02).
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        Translations for elevated white blood cell count
        Portuguese
        leucocitose