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Common electrolyte and biomarker indicators of appendicitis include [[leukocytosis]], and a shift to the left in the segmented [[neutrophils]]. | Common electrolyte and biomarker indicators of appendicitis include [[leukocytosis]], and a shift to the left in the segmented [[neutrophils]]. | ||
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Overview
Common electrolyte and biomarker indicators of appendicitis include leukocytosis, and a shift to the left in the segmented neutrophils.
Laboratory Findings
- Leukocytosis
- Shift to the left in the segmented neutrophils