Clinical Significance of the Sedimentation Test

Polak, John Osborn

doi:10.1001/jama.1928.02690300008003

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“…guides in determining when to operate. Polak (1928) states that .he previously• felt safe. in discharging a patient when she had a normal t. In pelvi e infections, a ccor.ding to certain fnvestiga tors.…”

Section: Cardia C Lesionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Had the count been repeated in several hours it would mve been found dangerously high. Polak ( 1928) states that an error of this kind would never happen if the sedimentation rate is taken, as it never yields to erratic results. The sedtmentation rate is of value as a prognostic aid which shows a gradual slowing as the patient •s condition improves.…”

Section: Cardia C Lesionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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