
Secondary Erythrocytosis in Heart Defect: Hemoglobin 258 g/L
A clinical case of severe secondary erythrocytosis in a patient with a heart defect: hemoglobin level 258 g/L, hematocrit 76%, and erythrocytes 7.60×10¹²/L.
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A clinical case of severe secondary erythrocytosis in a patient with a heart defect: hemoglobin level 258 g/L, hematocrit 76%, and erythrocytes 7.60×10¹²/L.

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