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These are oxalate crystals, which look like little envelopes (or tetrahedrons, depending upon your point of
#Clinical #Path ... Nephro #Urine #Microscopy
A normal peripheral blood smear indicates the appropriate appearance of red blood cells, with a zone
#Clinical #Path ... #Microscopy #PeripheralBloodSmear
Comparison of basophils and mast cells (in bone marrow). #Basophils #MastCells #Pathology #Marrow #Smear #Microscopy #Comparison #Table
Comparison of basophils ... Marrow #Smear #Microscopy ... #Comparison #Table ... #Clinical #Diagnosis
Muddy Brown Casts in ATN #Clinical #Path #Nephro #Urine #Microscopy #MuddyBrownCasts #ATN
Casts in ATN #Clinical ... #Path #Nephro # ... Urine #Microscopy
Excoriated papules with honey-colored crusting were present on the abdomen, back (Panel A), arms, and legs.
mite under light microscopy ... #Clinical #Derm ... Pathology #Scabies #Microscopy
Here is another peripheral blood smear demonstrating changes with iron deficiency anemia. Note the increased zone
#Clinical #Path ... #Microscopy #PeripheralBloodSmear
Here are very large, immature myeloblasts with many nucleoli. A distincitve feature of these blasts is
#Clinical #Path ... #Blood #Smear #Microscopy
How to distinguish a metamyelocyte from a band neutrophil. - Kyle Bradley, MD @KyleBradleyMD #Clinical #Pathology #Microscopy #Blood #Smear
KyleBradleyMD #Clinical ... #Pathology #Microscopy ... #Neutrophils #Comparison
Urinary Casts in the setting of renal disease #Clinical #Nephro #Urine #Microscopy #Casts #Comparison #Chart #ATN #AIN
renal disease #Clinical ... Nephro #Urine #Microscopy ... #Casts #Comparison
Red cell autoagglutination is the process whereby red cells clump together forming aggregates. This is seen
#Clinical #Path ... #Blood #Smear #Microscopy
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