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Blood tests and blood counts after chemotherapy

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Blood tests and blood counts after chemotherapy

This resource has been developed by PICS, Victoria’s Paediatric Integrated Cancer Service.

The leaflet below is intended for parents, carers and families of children being treated for cancer. Your child’s healthcare team will order regular blood tests to monitor blood counts. The leaflet explains what the healthcare team are monitoring and why.

Organisation:
Paediatric Integrated Cancer Service
Topic:
Cancer, Blood and blood vessels, Children's health
Target audience:
Parents or carers
Service area:
VIC
Published:
October 2020
Last reviewed:
March 2026

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