This webinar is from CLL Society (USA).
Do you ever look at your blood test results from the lab and feel like you are reading Latin? Or you see a result that is outside of the normal range and aren’t quite sure if you should be concerned? Join CLL Society and Dr. Susan Leclair for this valuable webinar. You will learn how to interpret your blood test results and gain a better understanding of why they are critical to track in CLL. Dr. Leclair will explain what information in these reports are the most important, discuss how blood results can constantly change, and provide explanations as to why.
Susan Leclair, PhD, CLS (NCA) is Chancellor Professor Emerita at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; Senior Scientist at Forensic DNA Associates; and participates as a moderator and speaker for Patient Power and CLL Society events. She is also on the Medical Advisory Board for CLL Society.
You are most welcome, If you missed it then it should be available later, (unfortunataly I missed it) I know Susan LecLair is an excellent speaker and makes the incomprehensible easy to understand. Someone pointed out that the way the CBC is recorded is slightly different in the US. They use measurement per Litre, whereas in UK it is per decilitre (Tenth of a litre) or microLitre (mL), one millionth Litre - but it easy to translate US to UK as obviously US = 1/10 UK etc. So in the UK the ‘normal’ blood ranges are: