Peripheral blood smear morphology in primary myelofibrosis: identification of circulating naked megakaryocyte nuclei, poikilocytosis, and giant platelets.
Patient with primary myelofibrosis since 2022, independently discontinued treatment. Previously, I published a post with his giant platelets.
🔬 New microscopy of his blood smear in the images below. ❓Can you identify the cells indicated by arrows? 🎨 Romanowsky stain, x1000 magnification
🙏 Images kindly provided by Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics doctor Victoria Ryzhakova, SOKB, Surgut.
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