Chapter 1 Clinical approach
Drew Provan,
Charles R.J. Singer,
Trevor Baglin and
Inderjeet Dokal
- History taking in patients with haematological disease [link]
- Physical examination [link]
- Splenomegaly [link]
- Lymphadenopathy [link]
- Unexplained anaemia [link]
- Patient with elevated haemoglobin [link]
- Elevated WBC [link]
- Reduced WBC [link]
- Elevated platelet count [link]
- Reduced platelet count [link]
- Easy bruising [link]
- Recurrent thromboembolism [link]
- Pathological fracture [link]
- Raised ESR [link]
- Serum or urine paraprotein [link]
- Anaemia in pregnancy [link]
- Thrombocytopenia in pregnancy [link]
- Prolonged bleeding after surgery [link]
- Positive sickle test (HbS solubility test) [link]
