Blood · 1958 · 45 citations · 4 references
Life SciencesHematologyPhysiologyCell PhysiologyCell StructurePeripheral Blood MorphologyRed Blood Cell PhysiologyVolume MeasurementCell GeometryCell Morphology AssessmentErythrocyte MorphologyRed Cell MorphologySurface AreaSurface Area QuantificationUnit Cell Volume
Abstract 1. A photomicrographic method was devised for the measurement of the dimensions of red cells in rouleaux in plasma. With normal blood valid conclusions were drawn from 80 cell measurements with a high degree of confidence. 2. The mean corpuscular volume and the surface area were computed from these dimensions by formulae which treated the cell as a spheroid. 3. The dimensions, mean corpuscular volume and surface area of normal human red cells were as follows: 8.28 µ diameter, 1.71 µ thickness, 82 µ3 volume and 134 µ2 surface area. 4. The computed mean corpuscular volume was in agreement with the refractometric determination.
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The Error of the Red Cell Count
Rosemary Biggs, R. L. MacMillan · Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1948 · 38 citations · Full text
Medicine, Hematology, Statistics +10