Discovery of a megakaryocyte in the peripheral blood of a 2-year-old child. Microscopic analysis of the smear at 1000x and 200x magnification, and hematology analyzer parameters.
🔬 Peripheral blood smear of a child (age 2 years). Romanowsky stain. Megakaryocyte. 1st photo 1000x magnification, 2nd photo 200x magnification
🙏 The material for publication was kindly provided by clinical laboratory diagnostics physician Yulia Gudkova, Moscow
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