
|Poll|August 20, 2011
A 63-Year-Old Male Hospitalized Following Massive Hemorrhage
Author(s)Robert D. Cardiff, MD, PhD
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A 63-year-old male was hospitalized following a massive hemorrhage secondary to a motor vehicle accident and subsequent infection of a surgical site. Three weeks post-admittance his white blood cells (WBC) demonstrated a marked elevation (40,000/mm3). Subsequent laboratory tests showed a very high leukocyte alkaline phosphatase score, whereas the PCR for the BCR-ABL fusion gene was negative.
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