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. 2024 Dec 9;5(1):zpae086. doi: 10.1093/sleepadvances/zpae086

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Figure 3. — Bar graph showing the percent change in peak and trough differences for various components of a complete blood count (CBC) across 30 studies. The percent change is calculated as the difference between peak and trough values, divided by the peak value. The components include erythrocytes (3.94% change), leukocytes (16.77% change), platelets (35.56% change), neutrophils (19.48% change), lymphocytes (28.96% change), and eosinophils (29.13% change). Platelets show the highest percent change, followed by eosinophils and lymphocytes. Erythrocytes exhibit the smallest percent change.