Clinical case of chronic myeloid leukemia: hyperleukocytosis 331 thousand/µL, blood cell morphology and myelogram, leukocyte differential shift to blasts.
Male, 56 years old, CML WBC - 331.4 thousand/µL HGB - 97 g/L RBC - 3.45 million/µL PLT - 160 thousand/µL Leukocyte differential: blasts - 3%, promyelocytes - 7%, myelocytes - 42%, metamyelocytes - 9%, band neutrophils - 10%, segmented neutrophils - 22%, lymphocytes - 1%, monocytes - 3%, eosinophils - 1%, basophils - 2% Bone marrow blasts - 5%
Photos 1-3 show peripheral blood, 4-6 bone marrow, 7 shows peripheral blood at low magnification, allowing visual assessment of cytosis.
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