Blood & coagulation

Complete blood count

Count of blood cells.

The complete blood count, or hemogram, is a routine blood test that assesses the three major types of cells circulating in the blood: red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. It provides valuable information about their number, size, and other characteristics. This test aids in the evaluation of general health, and can help to identify a range of conditions affecting blood cell production and function. It is a fundamental tool in medical assessments.