retic analysis with high WBC

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Since a high WBC interferes with the percent reticulocytes obtained by flow
cytometry, we are trying to find out what all the other "retic labs" are
using as a WBC cut-off value for patients with a high WBC. Any ideas or
policies from your lab?

Much appreciated!
Andrea Illingworth
DCDS in Bangor

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