Acute Leukemia Diagnosis
1. Blood test: WBC majority at 10-50 × 109 / L, a small number of <5 × 109 / L or> 100 × 109 / L.
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2. Bone marrow examination: Bone marrow puncture to check the diagnosis of acute leukemia are an important method.
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3. Cytochemistry: the original leukemia cells sometimes difficult to distinguish between morphology may help to identify cytochemistry.
4. Biochemical examination:
(A) Lysozyme: Lysozyme determination in favor of identification of the type of leukemia.
(B) uric acid.
(C) electrolyte and pH balance.
5. Chromosome Test: Chromosomes in acute leukemia for the right to check help to leukemia classification and prognosis estimation.
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