Learn about the morphological features of Sézary cells in Sézary syndrome and mycosis fungoides: chromatin structure, cerebriform nuclear contours, and absence of nucleoli.
The variety of morphological variants of Sézary cells is impressive.
This year, we have already diagnosed nine cases of mycosis fungoides and Sézary syndrome, and in each patient, Sézary cells had different morphology. Nevertheless, it can be noted that the chromatin invariably remained clumpy, nucleoli were absent, and there was an overlap of nuclear contours.
Explore the morphological features of Sézary cells: T-lymphocytes with cerebriform nuclei found in peripheral blood in cutaneous T-cell lymphoma and Sézary syndrome.
Morphological features of lymphoid cells with split nuclei in peripheral blood in a lymphoma patient: criteria for microscopic evaluation.
A clinical case of Sézary syndrome in an elderly patient: atypical lymphocyte morphology in blood smear, CD4+/CD7-/CD26- phenotype, and TCRG clonality.
