Figures & data
Figure 1. Dynamic equilibrium. According to the formula Hct = MCV × RBC, both MCV and RBCs contribute to Hct level. If the values of MCV and RBC change equally and proportionally, Hct level remains stable.
![Figure 1. Dynamic equilibrium. According to the formula Hct = MCV × RBC, both MCV and RBCs contribute to Hct level. If the values of MCV and RBC change equally and proportionally, Hct level remains stable.](/cms/asset/30119148-aa4f-4fa4-9757-08adba2444b0/yhem_a_1994173_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 1. The patients’ RBC parameters. The parameters with clinically meaningful changes in values are highlighted.