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Laboratory Diagnosis of Acute Leukemia by Blood Smear
Signs of acute leukemia: pronounced hyperleukocytosis on the analyzer, WDF scattergram, and peripheral blood smear microscopy with massive blastemia.
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Blasts in Peripheral Blood Smear in Leukemia
A clinical case of 78% blasts found in the blood of a 92-year-old patient. Hematology analyzer data, cytopenia, and microscopic smear findings.
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Acute Myeloid Leukemia: Blasts and Auer Rods in Blood
A clinical case of acute leukemia: hyperleukocytosis 181×10⁹/L, 97% blasts in the blood smear, Auer rods, and hematology analyzer scattergrams.
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Blast Cells in Peripheral Blood Smear: Morphology and Diagnosis
Morphology of blast cells in peripheral blood: differential diagnosis of acute leukemias, cytological features, and criteria for assessing blastosis.