Abstract:A retrospective analysis of absolute numbers in 802 white blood counts and 396 sedimentation rates of 407 children, admitted between 1973-78, with 9 "classic" infections was done and evaluated for diagnostic usefulness. As diagnostic meaningful it was found: Lymphocytosis in pertussis; lymphocytopenia and slight increased sedimentation rate in measles; nothing particular in mumps; slight increased sedimentation rate in chicken pox; increase in mononuclear cells, particularly atypical lymphocytes and sedimentat… Show more
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