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pathology clinical microscopy smear formation rouleaux body bonemarrow leukemia neutrophils syndrome vulgaris acute anemia apl aplasia apml auer blood bodies
Classic mucosal-dominant Pemphigus Vulgaris. Suprabasal acantholysis leaving behind a “row of tombstones” (i.e. the basal layer
mucosal-dominant Pemphigus ... mucosal #dominant #Pemphigus ... Pathology #Microscopy #Dermatology
Acute promyelocytic leukemia (blood). Typical morphologic features are bilobed ("butterfly") nuclei with dispersed chromatin, subtle to
I see all of these ... promyelocytic #leukemia #APL ... #APML #Pathology ... #Hematology #Clinical
Hypersegmented neutrophil in a case of acute myeloid leukemia. Dysplastic neutrophils are typically hypolobated but can be
#neutrophils #AML ... #Clinical #Hematology
Dysplasia in Myelodysplastic Syndrome - Dysgranulopoiesis - Dyserythropoiesis - Dysmegakaryopoiesis #Dysplasias #MDS #Myelodysplastic
Syndrome #Pathology #Hematology
Sickle cell anemia and Howell Jolly bodies (nuclear remnants). - Dr. Abubaker Elshaikh @ElshaikhMD #SickleCell #HowellJolly #Body #Bodies
Bodies #Pathology #Hematology
P. falciparum ring forms on a thin smear - Dr. Christina Dean @deanchr3 #Plasmodium #falciparum #Rings #Smear #Hematology
#Rings #Smear #Hematology
Pretty good example of Pemphigus Vulgaris. DIF shows intercellular IgG binding throughout entire epidermis. Note there’s
good example of Pemphigus ... SGottesmanMD #Pemphigus ... Pathology #Microscopy #Dermatology
Leukoerythroblastosis and myelophthisic anemia can be associated with any marrow-replacing process. In this case, the likely
Leukoerythroblastosis #Hematology
Rouleaux formation is common in IgM gammopathy and may be particularly striking Genevieve Crane, MD, PhD@evemariecrane #Rouleaux #formation
Clinical #Pathology #Hematology
A non-subtle example of true Sezary syndrome. Patient presented with erythroderma without antecedent history of
Smear #Microscopy #Hematology
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