Polycythemia Vera - American Family Physician
May 01, 2004 · Diagnosis PV should be suspected when hemoglo-bin and/or hematocrit levels are elevated (i.e., hemoglobin level greater than 18 g per dL [180 g per L] in white men and 16 g per ................
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