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:'''Links:''' [[ANAT2241 Blood|Science - Blood Histology]] | [[Histology]] | [[Cardiovascular System - Blood Development|Blood Development]] | :'''Links:''' [[:File:Blood Smear Slide 01.jpg|image - slide 1]] | [[:File:Blood Smear Slide 02.jpg|image - slide 2]] | [[ANAT2241 Blood|Science - Blood Histology]] | [[Histology]] | [[Cardiovascular System - Blood Development|Blood Development]] | ||
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CDC/ Steven Glenn, Laboratory & Consultation Division (1979) | CDC/ Steven Glenn, Laboratory & Consultation Division (1979) |
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Blood Smear Slide
This prepared slide offers an example of the appearance of “marginal quality” thick and thin film blood smears.
Though they are more difficult to read, thick blood films are more sensitive in detecting malaria parasites because the blood is concentrated, allowing a greater volume of blood to be examined.
- Links: image - slide 1 | image - slide 2 | Science - Blood Histology | Histology | Blood Development
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CDC/ Steven Glenn, Laboratory & Consultation Division (1979)
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