ESR Westergran Method

This video describes the determination of Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate by the Westergren method. It sequentially describes the procedure and result interpretation.

[@claudinelalite]

If there is slight clotting at the top of tube (approximately 1mm), should that 1mm be taken into consideration when recording the ESR value?

[@azkaimran3228]

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[@muhammadjunaidali769]

awesome

[@lon3potato]

This helped me a lot

[@Svarali_G.S.S.]

Good evening How to draw this Apparatus? Westergren tube. Explain in detail please...

[@shadowryu8358]

What is the method of choice by WHO, for Esr, wintrobe or westerngren ?

[@jakirbarpeta5196]

My ESR 35 (normal range 0 to 15)

[@jadumonigogoi403]

can we test esr in 2 ml EDTA blood only,any disadvantage?

[@mltgourav2753]

Edta used for wintrobe method..You can perform with edta..✌️

[@creatorasifahmad5806]

Sir . Why the RBCs are settle down what reason

[@anand_ab_17]

Solid particles are settle downing...

[@mustafaaliraqicenter6480]

The RBCs are clumping together when the blood is setting for a long time and making a layer of RBCs which packed then graduatelly. after 1 hour , three layers of will formed 1-plasma layer 2-buffy coat layrr(wbc &platelets) 3-RBC layer separated layers of blood.

[@labtechnologistpoint4162]

Tube pressure reagen is a naturaly atmosphere pressure., rbc is a solid particals are sattle down or wintrobe tube bottom.

[@medicalstudent206]

Because the Specific Gravity of RBCs is more than the specific gravity of plasma

[@iqrahameediqrahameed3761]

Due to gravity

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