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Table 11

Peripheral Blood and Bone Marrow Findings
Subject

_

Bone marrow smear

Het., %

WBC

Differential

18

41

6,100

normal

Erythroid hyperplasia with increased
immature red and myeloid elements.

7

14.4

43

6,500

15% eosin,

As in #27.

40

13.6

46

6,600

normal

No abnormalities.

50

15.7

46

7,500

normal

Changes as in #27 but in less
degree.

52

13.8

42

9,700

normal

Slight increase in immature red
and myeloid elements.

30

10.0

29

7,100

normal

As in #52.

53

13.2

38

7,900

normal

Normal.

66

13.6

40

6,400

normal

Normal.

80

14.4

44

9,100

normal

Erythroid and myeloid immaturity.

No.

27

Hagb., g

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Table 12
Mean Levels of Peripheral Blood Elements of Children of Exposed Parents
Compared With Those of Children of Unexposed Parents
Plate.

(* 10-3)

WBC

(X 10-3)

Neut.

(X 1073)

Lymph.

(X10°3)

Mono.

Eosin.

Baso.

(10-3) (X10°3) (x 10°2)

Males, <8 yr
Of exposed parents
S11+t23(15)* 8.744£1.34(15) 4.17+0.87°15) 3.92+1.00(15) 0.15(15) 0.49(15) 0.07(15)
Of unexposed parents 451+ 80(29) 10.37%2.55(29) 4.8941.68(29) 4.42+1.50(29) 0.30(29) 0.73(29) 0.40(29)
Females, <8 yr
Of exposed parents
4734149(19) 10.9842.41(19) 4.7241.47(19) 5.0141.36(19) 0.30(19) 0.84(19) 0.30(19)
Of unexposed parents 419+ 97(21) 11.632%2.50(21) 5.3542.16(21) 5.2841.92(21) 0.26(21) 0.70(21) 0.40(21)
Het., %
Males, <8 yr
Of exposed parents

Of unexposed parents

Females, <8 yr

Of exposed parents
Of unexposed parents

RBC (X 10°*)

38.4+3.0(15)

4562+35(13)

Hgb., g

Serum protein, g

12.0+0.9(1 5)

36.7+2.5(29)

457+39(28)

11.8%1.0(29)

36.7+2.8(19)
37.82%2.7(21)

4$4+37(17)
458+31(16)

1L.7+1.2(19)
12.2+0.9(21)

7,6(1)

“Standard deviation and number of people in group.

Comments on Hematological Data
The 1962 leukocyte levels in both exposed and
unexposed groups were generally slightly lower
than last year. The level in the exposed group was
about the same as in 1960; no hematological examinations were carried out on the unexposed popu-

lation at that time. Fluctuations in mean leukocyte

levels from year to year, which have been commented on previously, have been unexplained thus
far. In contrast to the lowering of leukocyte levels
this year, it was noted that the platelets and erythropoietic elements in all groups were elevated as
compared with last year, the platelets having

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