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High anc 11,098. wbc 12,800. neutrophil count 76.8. granulocytes/ band 9.8. what does this mean? no infection present. lymp count 18.
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Need clarification: Your physician needs to clarify why - it may be fine, but would like to know your health status and previous lab studies.
Answered 2/24/2018
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