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L. Mayers (1922)
A STUDY OF THE ERYTHROCYTE CURVE AT VARIOUS AGES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO HEMOGLOBIN CURVEJAMA Internal Medicine, 30
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THE ESTIMATION OF THE VOLUME OF BLOOD IN NORMAL INFANTS AND IN INFANTS WITH SEVERE MALNUTRITIONJAMA Pediatrics, 27
C. Elvehjem, W. Peterson, D. Mendenhall (1933)
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H. Dunn (1929)
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J. Mitchell (1929)
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M. Wintrobe, Morell Miller
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K. Merritt, L. Davidson (1933)
THE BLOOD DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE: I. NORMAL VALUES FOR ERYTHROCYTES, HEMOGLOBIN, RETICULOCYTES AND PLATELETS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO NEONATAL BLEEDING AND COAGULATION TIMEJAMA Pediatrics, 46
V. Appleton (1918)
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M. Wintrobe (1934)
Anemia. Classification and treatment on the basis of differences in the average volume and hemoglobin content of the red corpuscles.JAMA Internal Medicine, 54
E. Osgood, Russel Baker (1935)
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S. Creveld (1932)
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R. Haden, F. Neff (1924)
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The determination of the amount of hemoglobin and the number of red cells in the venous blood of normal persons has occupied the attention of investigators for many years. More recently the estimation of the volume of packed cells has been an added procedure. Most of the observations have been limited to adults, with the result that information regarding the range of values in the blood of infants and children is relatively incomplete. Since alteration in the normal values serves as a basis for the laboratory diagnosis of the various kinds of anemia, practical significance is given to the establishment of the boundaries of the normal range. We have recently reported the blood values which we obtained on a series of normal adults.1 The present study has been made on a group of 533 children of both sexes, ranging in age from birth to 13 years. The amount of
American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association
Published: Apr 1, 1936
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