A clinical case detailing the discovery of Mott cells with Russell bodies in a peripheral blood smear from a 66-year-old patient with anemia and cytopenia.
🔬 “Lace-like beauty” for your feed! ❓What kind of cells are these? ✅ Peripheral blood, 66-year-old patient. WBC 8.9 K/µL, Hb 97 g/L, PLT 74 K/µL.
🔬Photos kindly provided by the Head of Morphology/IFT Department of HaEmek Medical Center Laboratory, Afula 🇮🇱Israel - Anna Belen.
Morphological finding in bone marrow aspirate: a plasma cell with Russell bodies (Mott cell) in a patient with suspected TEMPI syndrome.
Morphological features of giant plasma cells in blood smears: differential diagnosis and distribution of large forms in the feathered edge of the smear.
Blood smear analysis of a patient with anemia and leukopenia: dysgranulopoiesis, toxic granulation, Döhle bodies, and giant platelets in dysplasia.
