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When Should a Pediatric Blood Smear be Repeated?

A pediatrician may recommend repeating a blood smear if initial results are inconclusive or if there's a need to monitor the progression of a diagnosed condition. Regular monitoring can be essential in chronic conditions like anemia or leukemia.

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