Neutropenia laboratory findings

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Laboratory Findings

Low neutrophil counts are detected on a full blood count. A peripheral blood smear is often useful to evaluate for abnormal morphology of the visible cells, which may help suggest the diagnosis. Evaluation for metabolic abnormalities, genetic causes neutropenia, and/or other underlying metabolic or toxic causes will often follow.