1932
DOI: 10.1097/00000441-193211000-00006
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The Clinical Value of the Uncorrected Color Index and of Cell Size in Pernicious Anemia

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“…These same authors found the mean corpuscular hemoglobin to average 39 and 40.1 micrograms, both values being well above normal. The volume index has been found to be greater than 1 by Capps (21) and Haden (22) and color index greater than 1 by Goldhamer, et al (23). Yet, Haden (24) reported an average saturation index of 0.92 in 50 cases, indicating that the red cells did not contain their maximum capacity of hemoglobin, and certainly were not supersaturated, as the color index would suggest.…”
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confidence: 93%
“…These same authors found the mean corpuscular hemoglobin to average 39 and 40.1 micrograms, both values being well above normal. The volume index has been found to be greater than 1 by Capps (21) and Haden (22) and color index greater than 1 by Goldhamer, et al (23). Yet, Haden (24) reported an average saturation index of 0.92 in 50 cases, indicating that the red cells did not contain their maximum capacity of hemoglobin, and certainly were not supersaturated, as the color index would suggest.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%