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What Is The Normal Cell Range For A Bone Marrow
Question: What is the normal cell range for a bone marrow biopsy hematopathology panel?
Brief Answer:
I have mentioned normal range of different hematopoietic cells as follow.
Detailed Answer:
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The normal reference range for different hematopoietic cells are as follow.
Neutrophils : 40-70%
Lymohocytes : 20-40%
Monocyte :2-10%
Eosinophils : 1-6%
Basophil :0-1%
The attached screen shot is differential wbc count in peripheral blood smear.
It is not bone marrow examination report. In bone marrow report, Metamyelocytes, myelocytes, NRBC also seen and myeloid to erythroid ratio is 3:1 in that normally.
In your attached report monocytes are slightly elevated. No other major abnormal finding present.
I hope I have answered your question.
I can clear your further doubt if you have in mind.
Take care
I have mentioned normal range of different hematopoietic cells as follow.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome to the 'Ask A Doctor service'.
I have read your question and below is my answer.
The normal reference range for different hematopoietic cells are as follow.
Neutrophils : 40-70%
Lymohocytes : 20-40%
Monocyte :2-10%
Eosinophils : 1-6%
Basophil :0-1%
The attached screen shot is differential wbc count in peripheral blood smear.
It is not bone marrow examination report. In bone marrow report, Metamyelocytes, myelocytes, NRBC also seen and myeloid to erythroid ratio is 3:1 in that normally.
In your attached report monocytes are slightly elevated. No other major abnormal finding present.
I hope I have answered your question.
I can clear your further doubt if you have in mind.
Take care
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