. American practice of surgery ; a complete system of the science and art of surgery . 25000 20000 15000 10000 ^ Fig. 260.—Gibsons Chart. The chart is divided into units of one centimetre. A horizontal base-line is drawn as the starting-point of the pathological leucocj^tosis of ten thousand on the left-hand side, while the other or right-hand end of the base-line corresponds with the index of 75 per cent polynuclear cells, the limit more orless arbitrarily chosen. Variations in these proportions are indicated by making a dot at the properlevel of the left-hand or leucocytosis side of t
. American practice of surgery ; a complete system of the science and art of surgery . 25000 20000 15000 10000 ^ Fig. 260.—Gibsons Chart. The chart is divided into units of one centimetre. A horizontal base-line is drawn as the starting-point of the pathological leucocj^tosis of ten thousand on the left-hand side, while the other or right-hand end of the base-line corresponds with the index of 75 per cent polynuclear cells, the limit more orless arbitrarily chosen. Variations in these proportions are indicated by making a dot at the properlevel of the left-hand or leucocytosis side of the chart, while a similar dot at the proper level of itspercentage is made on the pohTiuclear side of the chart. These two dots are connected by a straightline. The vertical distance between the two dots will represent the disproportion between the twocounts. For example, suppose on the left a dot indicating a leucocyte count of 11,000 and on the right adot indicating 76 per cent polj^nuclear cells. The result would be indicated by a line which would beabsolutely horizontal, and
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