And the Oscar goes to peripheral blood film for detection of lead poisoning in a complicated toxic patient: A case report with review of laboratory clues
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PBS provides the hematologic and/or non-hematologic picture of a case.A 40-year-old man with history of alcohol and marijuana abuse presented with extremities and abdominal pain.After extensive investigations, finding basophilic stippling on PBS led to the diagnosis of lead poisoning.PBS is the simplest screening test which provide rich morphological information.
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