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How to approach neutropenia

2012-12-08

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Abstract Neutropenia is defined as the reduction in the absolute number of neutrophils in the blood circulation. Acute neutropenia is a relatively frequent finding, whereas disorders of production of neutrophils are quite rare. Acute neutropenia is often well tolerated and normalizes rapidly. Neutropenia arising as a result of underlying hematologic disorders is far more significant. Such a patient may be at risk...

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Literature Corpus work: cba91715-b25b-5a8a-befa-25784aa82743
DOI: 10.1182/asheducation.v2012.1.174.3798251

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