Clinical Chemistry - Haemoglobin
Haemoglobin measurement is part of the full blood count which is requested when a doctor suspects an illness related to above or below normal levels. Haemoglobin levels are also measured:
- Before operations to make sure the patient is fit for surgery
- To detect and measure the severity of anaemia or polycythaemia
- To monitor response to treatment
- To help make decisions about blood transfusions
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Clinical Chemistry
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Haemoglobin
