probably "marked leukocytosis"
Posted By: vn on 2009-05-22
In Reply to: Sounds like mark-glucophytosis ? Any ideas? - Cindy
Subject: probably "marked leukocytosis"
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I thought "marked" also, like SM nm
Subject: I thought "marked" also, like SM nm
My guess would be leukocytosis
Subject: My guess would be leukocytosis
could be "no leukocytosis." nm.
Subject: could be "no leukocytosis." nm.
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Leucocytosis versus leukocytosis? sm
Subject: Leucocytosis versus leukocytosis? sm
Is either one acceptable? I find both in Dorlands, however, there is only a definition of the work leukocytosis, under leucocytosis there is no definition. I am confused about this word. Anyone?
Stedman's only has leukocytosis. Never have seen the other spelling. nm
Subject: Stedman's only has leukocytosis. Never have seen the other spelling. nm
Urk!! I see my old Dorland's 27th has leukocytosis. Sorry. Is it Monday??? nm
Subject: Urk!! I see my old Dorland's 27th has leukocytosis. Sorry. Is it Monday??? nm
Chronic leukocytosis, B sera s/l "able"negative.
Subject: Chronic leukocytosis, B sera s/l "able"negative.
This is one in a list of problems so no other context for clues.
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