[Discovery of serum hemolysis factor (SHF) in the the sucrose hemolysis test. Experiences in leukoses and other diseases].
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Hematologic Diseases↗
Biomedical subjects
G F Riedler
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[Thrombocyte count, leukocyte count and inorganic phosphate: 3 valuable criteria for the diagnosis of sepsis].
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Adolescent↗
Abnormal iron incorporatin, survival protoporphyrin content and fluorescence of one red cell population in preleukemic sideroblastic anemia.
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[Demonstration of various erythrocyte populations in sideroachrestic anemia].
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Aged↗
Thrombocytopenia in septicemia. A clinical study for the evaluation of its incidence and diagnostic value.
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Adult↗
Hypophosphataemia in septicaemia: higher incidence in gram-negative than in gram-positive infections.
Phosphataemia has been investigated in 54 patients with Gram-negative septicaemias; either absolute (serum phosphate <2 mg./100 ml.) or relative (P./B.U.N. 0.04) hypophosphataemia was found in 69% of all determinations. In 37 patients with Gram-positive septicaemias hypophosphataemia was present in only 24%, many of whom had additional Gram-negative bacteriuria and possible Gram-negative septicaemia suppressed by antibiotics. The mechanism of this phenomenon is not known. This new sign of Gram-negative septicaemia has some diagnostic importance.
Acute Kidney Injury↗