Research Article
Prevalence of Hepatitis C Virus Infection and Its Risk Factors among Patients Attending Rwanda Military Hospital, Rwanda
Table 6
Prevalence of haematological abnormalities among HCV infected participants.
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Significant at 95% confidence interval. Computed using Chi-square test. Reference range of hematological variables: total WBC count (4.50–11.50 [103/μL]) lymphocytes (Female: 1.30–3.70, males: 1.20–4.80 [103/µL]); neutrophils (Females: 1.10–4.40, males: 2.30–8.10 [103/µL]); platelets (150–540 [103/µL]), haemoglobin (Females: 11.0–17.0, Males: 12.0–18.0 [g/dL]), and ESR (<20 mm/hr). |