Thrombocytes (Platelets)

Blood Count · Platelets, blood platelets

Typical Reference Range150–400 G/l
UnitG/l

What This Value Measures

Thrombocytes are the blood platelets responsible for blood clotting and wound closure. Their count in the blood is measured.

Elevated Value

An elevated level may occur after infections, inflammation, or with increased production in the bone marrow.

Low Value

A decreased level may impair blood clotting and indicate various causes such as increased breakdown or decreased production.

Reference ranges are typical guide values for adults and vary depending on the laboratory, measurement method, age and sex — always compare with the range stated on your own report. A value outside the range does not automatically mean an illness, and a value within the range does not rule one out. The trend and overall picture are usually more informative than a single value. The doctor's assessment is always decisive.

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