1. Plural of leukocytosis; abnormal increases in the number of white blood cells in the blood, typically in response to infection, inflammation, or disease.
Usage: Medical/clinical term; Plural form

Examples

• The patient's blood tests revealed multiple leukocytoses over the course of treatment.
• Infections commonly trigger leukocytoses as the immune system responds to pathogens.
• The doctor monitored the leukocytoses to assess the severity of the inflammatory response.
• Various leukocytoses were documented in the clinical trial participants.
• Stress and certain medications can cause temporary leukocytoses.