
Bone Marrow Examination: Modern ICSH Standards
Modern standards for bone marrow examination according to ICSH guidelines: aspirate morphology, trephine biopsy, flow cytometry, and genetic analysis.

Modern standards for bone marrow examination according to ICSH guidelines: aspirate morphology, trephine biopsy, flow cytometry, and genetic analysis.

A study suggests raising the critical fibrinogen level to 1.3 g/L. In acquired deficiency, this is an independent predictor of mortality.

Principles of automated syllectometry for assessing red blood cell deformability and aggregation. Reference values and clinical significance of blood rheology.

A 4-year experience applying the CLSI EP31-A-IR protocol to verify the comparability of complete blood count results across nine hematology analyzers.

Signs of severe erythrocyte autoagglutination in a canine blood smear with immune-mediated hemolytic anemia. Wright–Giemsa stain.

Blood smear in iron deficiency anemia after red blood cell transfusion: marked aniso-chromia, microcytosis, hypochromia, and increased RDW.

Key microscopic features of Opisthorchis and Clonorchis eggs: presence of an operculum with shoulders and a characteristic abopercular knob.

Neurocysticercosis develops when Taenia solium larvae invade the CNS. Cystic lesion on brain MRI and gross photo of removed cysticerci.

A practical hematology exercise: differential diagnosis of disintegrated leukocytes in a blood smear. Gumprecht shadow or neutrophil extracellular trap?

Morphology of elongated mature lymphocytes in a blood smear in chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Causes of spindle-shaped cell deformation and the influence of EDTA anticoagulant.

Parasitology test: identify the ectoparasite species from a macrophotograph of a female and operculated eggs on a hair. Clinical laboratory diagnostics.

Clinical case study on serum protein electrophoresis: interpreting an additional fraction between beta- and gamma-globulins with total protein 72 g/L.