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Table 4 Comparison of the current study to other similar findings based on cord blood hematological parameters

From: Hematological reference intervals among full-term newborns in Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

Hematological

parameter

RI

Northwest

Ethiopia (N = 151)

Saudi Arabia (N = 2163) [20]

Nepal (N = 210) [21]

Pakistan (N = 316) [25]

Lagos, Nigeria (N = 130 [17]

Mashhad, Iran (N = 447) [22]

Iraq (N = 220) [26]

Sagamu,

Nigeria (N = 108) [23]

Total WBC

7.64–22.16

10.9–21.5

10.49–19.4

9.7–17.7

7.9–18.3

5.16–18.2

7.32–12.92

4.2–25.8

RBC

3.69–5.47

5.1–16.3

3.67–4.93

-

3.52–4.62

3.61–5.29

3.53–4.47

4.3–5.9

Hgb

13.3–19.6

15.7–19.7

13.28–17.2

13.5–17.3

11.8–14.8

13-18.8

12.3-15.22

13-17.8

Hct

39.4–58.1

46.9–59.5

-

-

39-50.6

39.6–56.9

39.7–49.2

39.1–53.5

MCV

91.6-113.2

97.9-112.3

95.2-107.2

103.8–108

98.5-122.2

97.5-119.8

105.5-117.7

84.4–98.8

MCH

30.5-38.02

30.2–40.6

31.6–36.2

32.2–35.4

28.5–36.7

31.7–40

32.1–36.8

27.9–33.1

MCHC

31.48–36.5

27-40.2

31.7–34.9

-

28.1–31.4

30.1–35.2

29.03–32.86

31.7–34.5

Platelet

132.7–413

178.2–297

165.6-288.2

223–347

152.9-297.3

131–383

207–328

129–607

Lymphocyte %

14.2–58.3

16.5–37.1

23.7–46.7

-

-

-

29.6-49.98

27.8–49.6

Neutrophil percentage

36.7–79.5

50.3–74.1

51.5–74.7

-

-

-

39.8–62.2

45.9–67.7

Lymphocyte absolute

2.16–10.3

-

-

3.3–6.9

-

1.14–8.46

-

-

Neutrophil absolute

2.96–13.54

-

-

4.7–10.7

-

1.12–10.2

-

-

  1. N =sample size