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SIERRA MD Date printed: 6/4/2010 CBC WITHOUT DIFFERENTIALPrinter-friendly version About this test For general Component Your Value Standard Range
WBC'S AUTO 11.2 4.0-11.0 thou/mm3
RBC, AUTO 4.89 4.2-5.4 mil/mm3
HGB 15.6 12.0-16.0 g/dL
HCT, AUTO 44.9 37-47 %
MCV 91.8 81-99 fL
MCH 32.0 27-35 pg
MCHC 34.8 32-37 g/dL
RDW, BLOOD 13.0 11.5-14.5 %
PLATELETS, AUTOMATED COUNT 274 130-400 thou/mm3
MPV 8.2 7.4-10.4 fL
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Collected:
4/28/2010 10:07 AMResulted:
4/28/2010 2:04 PMOrdered By:
CYNTHIA LISETTE SIERRA MDThis test result has been released by an automatic process.Back to the test results list Certain content delivered by MyChart®, licensed from Epic Systems Corporation, © 1999 to 2007, patents pending.
The cat scan was for my copd, they say my liver sent me to a GI specialist, he said it's nothing and here I am. Last time I had a copd flair up the doctor asked about the blood work ordered the liver panel and ran the test for hepc.
WBC'S AUTO 11.2 4.0-11.0 thou/mm3
RBC, AUTO 4.89 4.2-5.4 mil/mm3
HGB 15.6 12.0-16.0 g/dL
HCT, AUTO 44.9 37-47 %
MCV 91.8 81-99 fL
MCH 32.0 27-35 pg
MCHC 34.8 32-37 g/dL
RDW, BLOOD 13.0 11.5-14.5 %
PLATELETS, AUTOMATED COUNT 274 130-400 thou/mm3
MPV 8.2 7.4-10.4 fL
General Information
Collected:
4/28/2010 10:07 AMResulted:
4/28/2010 2:04 PMOrdered By:
CYNTHIA LISETTE SIERRA MDThis test result has been released by an automatic process.Back to the test results list Certain content delivered by MyChart®, licensed from Epic Systems Corporation, © 1999 to 2007, patents pending.
The cat scan was for my copd, they say my liver sent me to a GI specialist, he said it's nothing and here I am. Last time I had a copd flair up the doctor asked about the blood work ordered the liver panel and ran the test for hepc.
Hi DJ—
I’ll repost this from one of your previous threads in here for the sake of continuity:
“ANDERS HAKAN NYBERG MDReceived:
6/3/10 6:09 PMHi - the cat scan of the chest 2008 noted subtle nodularity of the liver which may reflect cirrhosis. A sonogram is a non invasive procedure, if it also notes a nodular liver you likely have cirrhosis. A liver biopsy is invasive, it comes with a risk of a complication, it does not have to show cirrhosis even if you have it and the information will not change the management.”
If cirrhosis is indeed present, based on the labs you’ve listed above, it’s likely in early stage right now. As Trinity mentioned your platelets are well within reference range… these are often sequestered in the spleen and therefore reduced in blood in the presence of frank cirrhosis.
You should consult with a qualified liver specialist and see if you can go forward with treatment, or perhaps request a biopsy to verify liver stage and grade. I don’t see anything in the labs you provided that would prevent a biopsy from a hematological standpoint; that at least is encouraging. Sometimes with cirrhosis, the platelets are reduced to the point that biopsy is contraindicated due to clotting issues.
The above is from a complete blood count; if you have results from a comprehensive metabolic panel, there might be relevant info, but the CBC is good news.
Best to you—
Bill
I’ll repost this from one of your previous threads in here for the sake of continuity:
“ANDERS HAKAN NYBERG MDReceived:
6/3/10 6:09 PMHi - the cat scan of the chest 2008 noted subtle nodularity of the liver which may reflect cirrhosis. A sonogram is a non invasive procedure, if it also notes a nodular liver you likely have cirrhosis. A liver biopsy is invasive, it comes with a risk of a complication, it does not have to show cirrhosis even if you have it and the information will not change the management.”
If cirrhosis is indeed present, based on the labs you’ve listed above, it’s likely in early stage right now. As Trinity mentioned your platelets are well within reference range… these are often sequestered in the spleen and therefore reduced in blood in the presence of frank cirrhosis.
You should consult with a qualified liver specialist and see if you can go forward with treatment, or perhaps request a biopsy to verify liver stage and grade. I don’t see anything in the labs you provided that would prevent a biopsy from a hematological standpoint; that at least is encouraging. Sometimes with cirrhosis, the platelets are reduced to the point that biopsy is contraindicated due to clotting issues.
The above is from a complete blood count; if you have results from a comprehensive metabolic panel, there might be relevant info, but the CBC is good news.
Best to you—
Bill
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