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pathology clinical microscopy smear formation rouleaux body bonemarrow leukemia neutrophils pemphigus vulgaris acute aml anemia apl aplasia auer blood bodies
Acute promyelocytic leukemia (blood). Typical morphologic features are bilobed ("butterfly") nuclei with dispersed chromatin, subtle to
promyelocytic #leukemia #APL ... #APML #Pathology ... #Hematology #Clinical
Dysplasia in Myelodysplastic Syndrome - Dysgranulopoiesis - Dyserythropoiesis - Dysmegakaryopoiesis #Dysplasias #MDS #Myelodysplastic
Myelodysplastic Syndrome ... Myelodysplastic #Syndrome ... #Pathology #Hematology
Hypersegmented neutrophil in a case of acute myeloid leukemia. Dysplastic neutrophils are typically hypolobated but can be
#neutrophils #AML ... #Clinical #Hematology
A non-subtle example of true Sezary syndrome. Patient presented with erythroderma without antecedent history of
of true Sezary syndrome ... mjcascio #Sezary #Syndrome ... Smear #Microscopy #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
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
Classic mucosal-dominant Pemphigus Vulgaris. Suprabasal acantholysis leaving behind a “row of tombstones” (i.e. the basal layer
Pathology #Microscopy #Dermatology
Trichodysplasia spinulosa: follicles plugged w/ hyperkeratotic & parakeratotic debris, excessive inner root sheath differentiation towards keratinization.
Pathology #Microscopy #Dermatology
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