The role of segmented neutrophils in inflammation and tissue necrosis: mechanisms of chemotaxis, action of pro-inflammatory cytokines, and granulocyte migration.
Fresh necrosis is so alluring, but microinflammation is no longer the same.
Hereditary changes in leukocyte morphology in blood smears: Pelger-Huët, Alder-Reilly anomalies, Chédiak-Higashi, and lazy leukocyte syndromes.
Bone marrow aspirate: morphology of granulocytes with enhanced granularity and a cell in mitosis. May-Grünwald-Giemsa stained smear.
Cytological signs of skin pyoderma: karyolytic neutrophils with swollen nuclei and phagocytosed cocci in the cytoplasm during bacterial inflammation.
