Discovering leukocyte mitosis in peripheral blood: a clinical case in an ARVI patient, microscopic findings, and reporting considerations.
Peripheral blood. Leukocyte mitosis found. A 57-year-old patient. Presented with ARVI. History of hypertension, osteochondrosis, chronic tonsillitis. No significant changes in CBC, in biochemistry - CRP 48, all other parameters - normal. During leukocyte differential count, a leukocyte in the metaphase stage of mitosis, 2 myelocytes, and 1 prolymphocyte were found.
❓Colleagues, do you report a single mitosis in your findings?
🙏 Publication kindly provided by Maria Rebenkova
Explore monocyte morphology with cytoplasmic vacuolization in a critical care patient: leukocytosis with left shift, anemia, anisocytosis, and hematology analyzer printout.
A clinical case of a young patient with bronchopneumonia: morphology of neutrophil inclusions and differential diagnosis based on blood smear examination.
Morphological signs of leukocyte apoptosis and karyorrhexis in peripheral blood smears: differential diagnosis and causes of altered cells.
