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Schistocytes - The arrows point to schistocytes which are fragmented red blood cells. Also called schizocytes,
Schistocytes - The ... fragmented red blood ... Also called schizocytes ... Schistocytes are ... Path #BloodSmear #Blood
Here is another peripheral blood smear demonstrating changes with iron deficiency anemia. Note the increased zone
another peripheral blood ... IronDeficiency #IronDeficiencyAnemia
Schistocytes can assume a shape resembling natural or man-made objects such as arrowheads, fish, collar buttons,
Schistocytes can ... Path #BloodSmear #Blood ... #HelmetCells #Schistocytes
Peripheral blood findings in microangiopathic hemolytic anemia. DIC is a clinical and laboratory diagnosis, not
Peripheral blood ... blue arrow) - schistocytes
Polychromatophilia - Note 2 large blue-gray erythrocytes as seen on H&E stain. On a stain for
photo also shows a schistocyte ... nucleated red blood ... Path #BloodSmear #Blood
Red Blood Cell Morphology Atlas Size variation, Hemoglobin distribution, Hypochromia, Shape variation, Inclusions, Red
Red Blood Cell Morphology ... Diagnosis #Path #Blood
With iron deficiency anemia, the MCV of the red blood cells is decreased, the zone of
MCV of the red blood ... IronDeficiency #IronDeficiencyAnemia
A normal peripheral blood smear indicates the appropriate appearance of red blood cells, with a zone
normal peripheral blood ... appearance of red blood
Post-splenectomy blood smear demonstrating Howell-Jolly bodies and target cells. #Clinical #Pathology #BloodSmear #HowellJollyBodies #TargetCells #Splenectomy #Asplenic
Post-splenectomy blood
How to distinguish a metamyelocyte from a band neutrophil. - Kyle Bradley, MD @KyleBradleyMD #Clinical #Pathology #Microscopy #Blood #Smear
Pathology #Microscopy #Blood
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