Correlation coefficients between glycosylated haemoglobin, mean fasting glycaemia,
and reticulocyte count have been assessed in 61 diabetic patients. When excluding
those with overt anaemia and with serum iron below 12,5 μmol/l, the correlations became
significant. Thus, reticulocyte count may be a useful indicator of glycaemic control
(parallelling HbgAIc), provided anaemia and low serum iron are excluded.
Diabetes
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Glycosylated Haemoglobin
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Reticulocyte Count
