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DESCRIPTION:We typically pay attention only to the numerical values in a CB
 C\; however\, morphologic red blood cell and white blood cell changes freq
 uently influence our diagnosis and treatment. For example\, the presence o
 f spherocytes in a dog with acute anemia strongly suggests immune mediated
  hemolysis. Acanthocytes and schistocytes in a sick dog are highly consist
 ent with neoplasia (mainly hemangiosarcoma). This seminar will use case ex
 amples to illustrate why blood cell morphology is a MUST.
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LOCATION:Twig’s Bistro\, 801 Waterfront Wy Suite 103\, Vancouver\, WA 98660
 \, United States
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SUMMARY:10.27.2026 Couto Vancouver WA Blood Cell Morphology-Why Should I Ca
 re?
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>We typically pay attention only to the nume
 rical values in a CBC\; however\, morphologic red blood cell and white blo
 od cell changes frequently influence our diagnosis and treatment. For exam
 ple\, the presence of spherocytes in a dog with acute anemia strongly sugg
 ests immune mediated hemolysis. Acanthocytes and schistocytes in a sick do
 g are highly consistent with neoplasia (mainly hemangiosarcoma). This semi
 nar will use case examples to illustrate why blood cell morphology is a MU
 ST.</p>
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DESCRIPTION:We typically pay attention only to the numerical values in a CB
 C\; however\, morphologic red blood cell and white blood cell changes freq
 uently influence our diagnosis and treatment. For example\, the presence o
 f spherocytes in a dog with acute anemia strongly suggests immune mediated
  hemolysis. Acanthocytes and schistocytes in a sick dog are highly consist
 ent with neoplasia (mainly hemangiosarcoma). This seminar will use case ex
 amples to illustrate why blood cell morphology is a MUST.
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