The following tests were performed at follow-ups: physical examination, complete blood count with differential, blood chemistry, and BM biopsy, if clinically indicated.
Systemic workup including general physical examination, complete blood counting, differential classification, blood biochemical tests, rheumatic factor, antinuclear antibody, human immunodeficiency virus, venereal disease research laboratory test, anticardiolipin antibody, and chest radiography were within normal ranges.
Systemic workup including general physical examination, complete blood counting, differential classification, blood biochemical tests, rheumatic factor, anti-nuclear antibody, human immunodeficiency virus, venereal disease research laboratory test, herpes virus immunoglobulin, and chest radiography were within normal ranges.
Diagnosing ALL began with a medical history and physical examination, complete blood count and blood smears.
Initial evaluation included a physical examination, complete blood count, serum biochemical profile, and urinalysis.
Physical examination, complete blood count, and biochemistry tests were carried out weekly.
Symptoms, physical examination, complete blood counts, and serum chemistries were monitored weekly during chemotherapy.
Screening procedures included physical examination, complete blood chemistry, complete blood count, urinalysis and electrocardiography.
Patient assessment, including physical examination, complete blood count and biochemistry, was performed every 1 2 weeks.
The physical examination, complete blood counts as well as serology confirmed dengue fever.
Baseline assessments included complete medical history and physical examination, complete blood cell count with differential and serum chemistry.
