
Morphology Challenge: Classifying Blood Cells in a Smear
A clinical case study on blood smear microscopy: classify two nucleated cells by assessing chromatin and cytoplasm structure. Test your diagnostic skills.

A clinical case study on blood smear microscopy: classify two nucleated cells by assessing chromatin and cytoplasm structure. Test your diagnostic skills.

Tips for recognizing blasts in a blood smear: evaluate chromatin structure compared to erythroblasts, population monotony, and cell arrangement.

Comparative morphology of pronormoblast and promyelocyte: nuclear structure, chromatin, and cytoplasm features in blood smear microscopy.

How lipemia (chylosis) inflates hemoglobin and MCHC levels in a complete blood count. A method for correcting results using plasma replacement with saline solution.

What are Botkin-Gumprecht shadows, their formation mechanism during blood smear preparation, and their diagnostic significance in chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

Reduced levels of antibody-synthesizing lymphocytes (AS-LYMP) on Sysmex XN analyzers in COVID-19 as an early marker of severity and predictor of fatal outcome.

Exploring the clinical manifestations and symptoms of anemic syndrome: identifying signs of hypoxia and sideropenia not included in the provided diagram.

Clinical case: A 69-year-old patient presents with retinal vein occlusion, lymphadenopathy, IgM paraprotein, and bone marrow changes. Determine the diagnosis.

Clinical case of hemoglobinopathy C: erythrocyte morphology, target cells, microspherocytes, and Hb C crystals in peripheral blood.

Morphological features of large granular lymphocytes in LGL leukemia blood smear: nuclear atypia, cytoplasmic granularity, and cellular heterogeneity.

Normal erythrocyte lifespan: physiology of red blood cells, elasticity, splenic clearance, and metabolic features.

Morphology of atypical mononuclear cells (reactive lymphocytes) in peripheral blood smear in infectious mononucleosis. Microphotograph atlas.