Table 3 Comparing the results of our research with those published in other countries
From: Reference intervals of complete blood count parameters in the adult western Sudanese population
Parameter | Sex | Our values | Kenya (18) | Eritrea (19) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
WBCs *103/ul | Male Female | 2.5-8.0 2.8–9.1 | 3.1–8.1 2.8–7.7 | 3.7–9.3 3.3–8.9 |
RBCs*106/ul | Male Female | 4.6–6.3 4.1–5.6 | 4.94–6.52 4.31–5.76 | 4.2–6.07 4–5.7 |
HGB g/dl | Male Female | 12.7–18.6 10.4–16.2 | 14.5–18.7 12.0–16.5 | 12.6–17.8 12.5–17.6 |
HCT % | Male Female | 41.8–57.5 32.3–54.7 | - - | 40.5–55 37.9–52 |
MCV (fl) | Male Female | 81.6–101 75.9-102.4 | 76.5–95.5 73.4–95.8 | 85.7–100 85.5–100 |
MCH (pg) | male female | 24.4–33 21.9–32.9 | 25.1–32.8 24.4–32.7 | 28–33 26.5–32.6 |
MCHC g/dl | male female | 29.6–33 28.7–32.7 | 32.4–35.4 32.0–35.0 | 30.4–33.7 30–33.7 |
PLT* 103/ul | male female | 85.4–379 139.7-485.5 | 133–356 152–443 | 128.4–318.4 145.4–351.6 |
LYM% | male female | 26.8–61.8 25.8–59.6 | 28.2–60.3 25.5–59.3 | - - |
NEUT% | male female | 26.9–62 29.4–64.7 | 27.4–60.3 29.5–65.4 | - - |
LYM 103/ul | male female | 1.12–3.4 1.3–3.6 | 1.36–3.58 1.22–3.24 | - - |
NEUT 103/ul | male female | 0.224-4.6 0.39–5.4 | 1.02–3.92 1.07–4.42 | |
RDW_CV% | male female | 11.9–15.6 9.5–20 | - - | 12.3–15.5 12.3–17 |