HERE IS PROBABLY NO PROCEDURE more commonly used in clinical laboratories than hemoglobinometry and few that are less satisfactory in their results. The deficiencies may reside, in part, in inadequacies of the chosen method. In larger part, however, they result from manipulative errors in the measurement and processing of the samples of blood. The latter involve questions of technical proficien...

background because of varying reports, there is still need to investigate the impact of wrestling on hematological indices. objectives we investigated differences in the basic hematological indices in wrestlers compared to sedentary controls. patients and methods the blood samples containing anticoagulant were collected from 12 male elite wrestlers (age = 24 ± 1.2 years, weight = 76 ± 5 kg) wit...

Background: The importance of continuous monitoring along with rapid and accurate notification of changes in blood components such as hemoglobin concentration, especially in acute situations, encourages researchers to use non-invasive methods for measuring.Objective: This study was aimed to investigate the correlation between hemoglobin concentration and photoplethysmogram (PPG) and the p...

The International Council for Standardization in Hematology (ICSH) was originally founded as a standardizing committee associated with the European Society of Hematology in 1963. The structure of the council was ratified in 1964 and the Secretariat was subsequently registered legally as an independent foundation in the Netherlands in 1968. Following this, a revised constitution was ratified in ...

•Periodontitis is associated with hematologic changes (SORT A recommendation).•Higher leukocyte, neutrophil, and erythrocyte sedimentation rates are the most common findings.•Periodontitis treatment was a decrease in leukocyte levels. Periodontitis chronic inflammatory disease local systemic implications. Evidence suggests consistent periodontitis. Our aim to critically appraise available evide...