We examine the morphology of a cell with a heart-shaped nucleus in a microphotograph. We discuss possible causes of this nuclear shape and its diagnostic significance in hematology.
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🙏 The image and description were kindly provided by biologist Anna Feditskaya, Luhansk.
Examples of monocytes with bizarre nuclear shapes in peripheral blood. Morphological features of the monocytic lineage during blood smear microscopy.
Microscopic view of a peripheral blood smear: unusual flower-like arrangement of neutrophils, leukocyte morphology under light microscopy.
Peculiarities of leukocyte morphology in peripheral blood: examples of unusual heart-shaped cell nuclei observed during microscopy of stained smears.
