Nov 18, 2021 03:30
2 yrs ago
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Spanish term

NY 66%

Spanish to English Medical Medical (general) Abbreviation in CBC results
This is just a one-liner from a long, verbose, detailed Mexican report of a brief hospitalization. Patient has a host of illnesses, including diabetes type 2, cholecystitis, high blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, cardiopathy, hypothyroidism.

The text reads: CBC hb 105, hematocrit xxx, platelets xxx, leukocytes xxxx, *****NY***** 66%, lymphocytes 28%

Is this a typo?

Discussion

Joseph Tein Nov 20, 2021:
@Lisa Again: you need to consider context when posting or suggesting answers. Neuropeptides and New York Heart Association are irrelevant in the middle of a CBC report.
Joseph Tein Nov 20, 2021:
neutrophils From my own less-educated perspective, I agree with Anne. Given the context, the N probably stands for neutrófilos. I also tried to see what's out there as NY, but could not find any examples.
Lisa Rosengard Nov 20, 2021:
In the dictionary of medical acronyms:
'NPY = 'Neuropéptido Y';
Also 'NYHA' = 'New York Heart Association'
philgoddard Nov 18, 2021:
I'm not a medic, so I don't know if this makes sense, but the Y in Wendy's next question is "yugular". Could it mean neutrophils in jugular blood?
Anne Schulz Nov 18, 2021:
Strongly smells like neutrophils to me (but I am not able to resolve the abbreviation).
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