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reticulocyte
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reticulocyte [rə′tik·yə·lə‚sīt]
(histology)
Also known as reticular cell.
A large, immature red blood cell, having a reticular appearance when stained due to retention of portions of the nucleus.
A cell of reticular tissue.
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It points to a study that shows fluorescein increases bilirubin, creatinine, digoxin (on the Abbott TDx), urine protein, and reticulocyte counts.
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The reticulocyte count is used, therefore, in the evaluation of erythropoiesis or haematopoietic recovery in a wide range of clinical interventions, including bone marrow engraftment (1,2).
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4) Such inhibition is reflected by reduced haemoglobin concentrations and low reticulocyte counts.
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