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Differentiation of Atypical Cells in Blood Smear

Clinical case: differential diagnosis of cells in a blood smear from a 45-year-old man during a medical examination. Hematology analyzer data and microscopy.

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Analyzer printout: anemia, thrombocytopenia, and 65% monocytosis
Analyzer printout: anemia, thrombocytopenia, and 65% monocytosis
Hematology analyzer screen with WDF diagram and pathology flags
Hematology analyzer screen with WDF diagram and pathology flags
Blood smear, undifferentiated cell under microscope
Blood smear, undifferentiated cell under microscope
Blood smear, atypical mononuclear cell in light microscope
Blood smear, atypical mononuclear cell in light microscope
Peripheral blood smear, large cell with polymorphic nucleus
Peripheral blood smear, large cell with polymorphic nucleus
Blood smear, group of cells for differential diagnosis
Blood smear, group of cells for differential diagnosis
Peripheral blood smear, cell for morphological evaluation
Peripheral blood smear, cell for morphological evaluation

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👉Today we encountered cells that we could not differentiate. The quality of the photos is not great, but advice is still requested. Male, born 1978. Undergoing a medical examination.

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