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diagnosis amblyopia athetosis band bandemia carcinoma cataracts cbc comparison differential hematology hippus lazyeye metamyelocyte microscopy mosaic neurology nut physicalexam pupillary
How to distinguish a metamyelocyte from a band neutrophil. Metamyelocyte: The nucleus is indented to less than
Metamyelocyte: The nucleus ... potential round/oval nucleus ... Band neutrophil ... #comparison #pathology ... #diagnosis #clinical
A morphologic mosaic of NUT carcinoma: monotonous primitive cells, basophilic to clear cytoplasm, abrupt keratinization, prominent
basophilic to clear ... tumor infiltrating neutrophils ... with speckled nuclear ... NUT #carcinoma #Pathology ... #Clinical #Microscopy
Bandemia Overview Normal: < 1% Clinically significant: > 10% Band neutrophils are slightly less mature than segmented neutrophils and
Normal: < 1% Clinically ... or "S" shaped nuclei ... • Stab cell - nucleus ... likelihood of negative clinical ... CBC #hematology #pathophysiology
Amblyopia ("Lazy Eye"): Pathogenesis and clinical findings Amblyopia => Interruption of visual stimulation during childhood visual development
Pathogenesis and clinical ... lateral geniculate nucleus ... Amblyopia #LazyEye #pathophysiology ... #ophthalmology
Pupillary Hippus The pupillary hippus is defined as a continuous oscillation of the pupillary diameter in the
Its pathophysiology ... Edinger-Westphal nucleus ... parasympathetic accessory nucleus ... Hippus #athetosis #clinical ... video #neurology #ophthalmology
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 Cataract: Pathogenesis and clinical findings Increased Age (most common) -> Ultraviolet light, radiation, toxins ->Denaturation and abnormal
Pathogenesis and clinical ... of central lens nucleus ... #cataracts #pathophysiology ... #ophthalmology
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