
Blasts and Barr Bodies in Neutrophils on Blood Smear
Microscopic image of a peripheral blood smear: blast cells in leukemia and segmented neutrophils with characteristic Barr bodies.

Microscopic image of a peripheral blood smear: blast cells in leukemia and segmented neutrophils with characteristic Barr bodies.

A clinical case of agranulocytosis in a young female patient: cytopenic syndrome and atypical blast cells in a bone marrow smear, with suspicion of BPDCN.

A clinical case of hairy lymphocytes detected in a peripheral blood smear from a primary patient with pronounced leukocytosis up to 151×10⁹/L.

Bone marrow aspirate morphology: plasma cells with hemophagocytosis and flaming cytoplasm in multiple myeloma cases.

What are knizocytes, how do red blood cells with two concavities look in a blood smear, and what pathologies do they indicate? Diagnosis in hemoglobinopathies.

Cytological features and differential diagnosis of osteoclasts in bone marrow aspirate smears. Microscopy of bone tissue stromal cells.

Microscopic features of genitourinary tract smears: differential diagnosis of Leptothrix bacteria, concomitant microflora, and artifacts.