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Estimation of Hemoglobin and Red Blood Cell Count in Patients with Malignancy

Background: Malignant neoplasms are one of the leading cause of death globally. An abnormal hematological picture may be its initial presentation. Objective: To estimate the values of hemoglobin and red cell count in patients with malignancy. Methods: Forty eight cases of histopathologically proven malignant cases were taken for the study. Hemoglobin and red cell count were analyzed by an automated 3-part hematology analyzer. Results: Out of these 48 cases, 32 cases (66.6%) had lower hemoglobin levels and 12 cases (25%) had lower red cell count.