Screening lead workers for the presence of stippled erythrocytes

R. L. Clark, J. H. Jones, J. F. Jones · Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1967

The number of stippled erythrocytes in the blood of lead workers counted under dark ground microscopy show a marked fall when blood is taken into an anticoagulant. The significance of this finding is studied and alternative methods of screening workers are examined.

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