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Bone Marrow Morphology in Multiple Myeloma

Microscopic findings in bone marrow in myeloma: atypical plasma cells, increased fibroblasts, and macrophages in the aspirate. A detailed case study.

Ekaterina Nozdrina Ekaterina Nozdrina 1 min
Bone marrow smear: atypical plasmacyte with eccentrically located nucleus
Bone marrow smear: atypical plasmacyte with eccentrically located nucleus
Bone marrow smear: binucleated plasmacyte and myeloid cells
Bone marrow smear: binucleated plasmacyte and myeloid cells
Bone marrow smear: plasma cell with basophilic cytoplasm
Bone marrow smear: plasma cell with basophilic cytoplasm
Bone marrow smear: plasmacyte with characteristic perinuclear halo
Bone marrow smear: plasmacyte with characteristic perinuclear halo
Bone marrow smear: spindle-shaped fibroblast among myelopoiesis cells
Bone marrow smear: spindle-shaped fibroblast among myelopoiesis cells
Bone marrow smear: elongated fibroblast with cytoplasmic processes
Bone marrow smear: elongated fibroblast with cytoplasmic processes
Bone marrow smear: fibroblast-like cell and atypical plasmacyte
Bone marrow smear: fibroblast-like cell and atypical plasmacyte
Bone marrow smear: macrophage and plasma cells in a cluster
Bone marrow smear: macrophage and plasma cells in a cluster
Bone marrow smear: macrophage with phagocytosed cellular debris
Bone marrow smear: macrophage with phagocytosed cellular debris

Bone marrow of a patient with myeloma. Plasma cells, increased number of fibroblasts, macrophages.

🙏 The publication was kindly provided by Ekaterina Nozdrina, Omsk.

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