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Blast Morphology in Blood Smear: Differential Diagnosis

Morphological features of blasts: differentiation from promyelocytes and reactive lymphocytes, comparison of myeloblasts and monoblasts, changes on the scattergram.

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Slide with blood cell microphotographs to test blast recognition skills
Slide with blood cell microphotographs to test blast recognition skills
Diagram of morphological differences between granular and agranular blasts and promyelocytes
Diagram of morphological differences between granular and agranular blasts and promyelocytes
Blood smear, demonstration of rectangular blast cell shape on a lecture slide
Blood smear, demonstration of rectangular blast cell shape on a lecture slide
Printout and scattergram from a Sysmex XN analyzer with a monoclonal blast cloud
Printout and scattergram from a Sysmex XN analyzer with a monoclonal blast cloud
Bone marrow smear, microphotograph of a monoblast and a myeloblast from an atlas
Bone marrow smear, microphotograph of a monoblast and a myeloblast from an atlas
Slide with cell microphotographs for differentiation of blast and reactive lymphocytes
Slide with cell microphotographs for differentiation of blast and reactive lymphocytes
Comparative table and smear microphotographs: differences between myeloblast and lymphoblast
Comparative table and smear microphotographs: differences between myeloblast and lymphoblast

📸 Screenshots Lesson #51. Blasts under the microscope. 💎 Full list of all lessons and a link to this video lesson here: 👉 https://www.leukoformula.com/video/all

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