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A case of ovalocytosis of peripheral blood erythrocytes in a patient with normal peripheral blood parameters according to data from a 5-diff hematology analyzer is presented. The interest of the clinical case for attending physicians and specialists of clinical diagnostic laboratories is due to significant discrepancies between the results of clinical blood analysis according to automated and non-automated assessment. Changes in morphology of erythrocytes were detected in the stained blood smear, which were not accompanied by changes in erythrocyte indices (MСV, МСН, RDW) or the appearance of signal flags on hematological analyzers.
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