Westergren's original normal values (men 3 mm and women 7 mm) made no allowance for a person's age and in 1967 it was confirmed that ESR values tend to rise with age and to be generally higher in women.
In 1967 it was confirmed that ESR values tend to rise with age and to be generally higher in women. Westergren's original normal values (men 3 mm and women 7 mm) made no allowance for a person's age.
Westergren's original normal values (men 3 mm and women 7 mm) made no allowance for a person's age. In 1967 it was confirmed that ESR values tend to rise with age and to be generally higher in women.
Westergren's original normal values (men 3 mm and women 7 mm) made no allowance for a person's age. In 1967 it was confirmed that ESR values tend to rise with age and to be generally higher in women.