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Old Apr 13, 2005, 10:18 PM
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Help with lab values

I had a patient the other night with TEF. It was repaired on 1/19 and so I can't understand the reasoning for 3 of her lab results. Her RDW was high, her bands and segs were low. There are no signs of infection. I thought about anemia or some deficiency but my instructor said that is incorrect. Can anyone think of anything else that could make these lab values abnormal? Thanks

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