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The current practice of manual WBC counting is laborious and a very subjective assessment which leads to the invention of computer aided system (CAS) with rigorous image processing solution. Such information is widely used to evaluate the effectiveness of cancer therapy and to diagnose several hidden infection within human body. In white blood cell (WBC) diagnosis, the most crucial measurement parameter is the WBC counting. Safuan, Syadia Nabilah Mohd Tomari, Razali Zakaria, Wan Nurshazwani Wan Othman, Nurmiza White blood cell counting analysis of blood smear images using various segmentation strategies King's score for significant and advanced fibrosis and the APRI or FIB-4 score for cirrhosis could be the best simple indirect noninvasive scores. Compared to patients with either high liver stiffness or low platelet count, those with low liver stiffness and normal platelet count had a lower risk of varices at risk of bleeding (OR=0.22, 95% CI=0.13-0.39, P4.7 had a predictive accuracy of 0.868 (95% confidence interval, 0.833-0.904) for cirrhosis. All studies excepting five used the Baveno VI criteria. Meta-analysis of trials evaluating the usefulness of a given cut-off for liver stiffness and platelet count to rule out the presence of oesophageal varices.
The aim was to synthesize the available evidence on the usefulness of the combined use of liver stiffness and platelet count to identify patients without oesophageal varices.
Red blood cell count showed significant differences between patients with chronic hepatitis, liver cancer, and liver cirrhosis and was highest in patients with chronic hepatitis and lowest in patients with liver cirrhosis (P 150 000/mm³ because of a low prevalence of varices at risk of bleeding in this population. The Mann-Whitney U test, Kruskal-Wallis H test, rank sum test, Spearman rank sum correlation test, and chi-square test were performed for different types of data. The differences in red blood cell count between patients with different liver diseases were retrospectively analyzed, and the correlation between red blood cell count and liver function status was investigated. The clinical data of 1427 patients with primary liver cancer, 172 patients with liver cirrhosis, and 185 patients with hepatitis were collected, and the Child-Pugh class was determined for all patients. To investigate the changes in red blood cell count in patients with different liver diseases and the correlation between red blood cell count and degree of liver damage. Xie, Xiaomeng Wang, Leijie Yao, Mingjie Wen, Xiajie Chen, Xiangmei You, Hong Jia, Jidong Zhao, Jingmin Lu, Fengmin
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