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 young woman was admitted with agranulocytosis. Laboratory parameters on admission:
🩸 CBC: Hemoglobin — 85 g/L Red blood cells — 2.7×10¹²/L White blood cells — 0.7×10⁹/L Platelets — 221×10⁹/L
🦴 The cells shown in the images below were found in the bone marrow aspirate. The patient was referred to Moscow to rule out dendritic cell neoplasm.
🙏 Images kindly provided by biologist Ksenia Puchkova, Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory, Rostov-on-Don
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