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neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio (nlr)
How is NLR Calculated?
Calculating NLR is straightforward. It involves a complete blood count (CBC) test where the absolute counts of
neutrophils
and
lymphocytes
are obtained. The formula is:
NLR = Absolute Neutrophil Count / Absolute Lymphocyte Count
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