Laura M. Gunder, DHSc, PA-C

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Iron deficiency (symbolized by the pale cells) is the most common cause of a low RBC count.

What you can learn from RBC analysis

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Laura M. Gunder, DHSc, PA-C

November 25, 2008

Most anemia is diagnosed from screening a complete blood count (CBC). A prediction rule using the CBC and serum ferritin can help identify the type.

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