Bone marrow morphology in severe mixed-origin anemia in a pregnant woman: megaloblasts, signs of dyserythropoiesis, and mitoses in the aspirate.
🩸 A 35-year-old woman, 24 weeks pregnant. Hemoglobin 75 g/L in blood test. Bone marrow aspirate images show dyserythropoiesis.
✅ Megaloblasts, cytoplasmic bridges, and various mitotic figures are present.
❗Diagnosis: Anemia of mixed origin. Chronic iron deficiency anemia, exacerbated by pregnancy. Vitamin B deficiency.
🙏 Publication kindly provided by laboratory physician Tanya Stepanova, Volgograd
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