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Examination results obtained from hematology laboratories usually are still presented in the form ofmedical abbreviations and numbers along with the unit that is represented in the form of a table without providing a text summary for explain whether blood components from the results of the examination of Hematology under normal circumstances or discovered the abnormal values nor the critical value. To find the abnormal or critical blood components, a doctor should to manually compare each examination results blood components with normal value ranges Hematology in one by one. The manual way is certainly time-consuming to find abnormal blood components as well as critical. The manual way is certainly time-consuming to find abnormal or critical

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