What does this mean? RARE AMOUNT OF MONONUCLEAR CELLS ... View answer

cells spread to my CSF. What complications can occur when leukemic cells are found in the CSF? What is ... medications and for other reasons. But if there is leukemic cells... View answer

cecells.These cells includes lymphocytes histiocytes occasional eosinophils and many atypical mononuclear cells. the atypical cells have moderate amount of cytoplasma and large round to oval... View answer

tests for MS or something similar. Very confused right now. Why would increased WBC show in my culture but not in the CSF cell count? ... View answer

Recent tests came back gram stain rare polymorphonuclear leukocytes as well as rare mononuclear cells. GFR estimated at 58, above high RDW with normal MCV, and calcium 10.3 above high normal. What ... View answer

shows mononuclear round cells(1-2HPF) Sir, Is this report normal to get a child ? Can I take Carnisure ... View answer

ethmoid air cells and also why I would have large amounts of CSF? ... enlargement of the sella turcica, prominent CSF (dont remember what part but think the word began with serpen ... View answer

my symptoms. My test results are. Glucose CSF (67), Protein CFS (31.0), Tube Number (4), Color and Clarity is Colorless and Clear, White Blood Cells CSF (3), Segmented Neutrophils CSF (1),... View answer

Hello, this is my mother s Histo/Cytopathology of Right Axillary Abscess excision report explaining that she has Fibrofatty and fibrocollagenous tissue with diffuse mononuclear cell infiltration What ... View answer

In the past three months, I was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes, DVT both legs and high blood pressure. i m a thin M/W in 40s with no family history or risk factors for the diagnosis given to me. I ... View answer