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May 14, 2026HaematologicaOpen Access

Response to Comment on: “The evolution of the complete blood count: have we gone too far?”

Marshall A. Lichtman W. Richard Burack

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This response addresses critiques regarding the advancements in complete blood count (CBC) testing.
Reevaluation of historical and current practices in CBC technology and applications.
Discussion on the implications of recent innovations in laboratory techniques on clinical outcomes.
Highlights the balance between technological advancements and the utility in clinical diagnostics.
Acknowledges varying perspectives on the necessity of certain blood parameters introduced in advanced CBC devices.

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Response clarifies insights on the progression and implications of blood count advancements, emphasizing diagnostic importance.

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Lichtman et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a080ae2a487c87a6a40cd6d https://doi.org/10.3324/haematol.2026.301163

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