Cytological features of osteoblasts in bone marrow aspirates: morphology of large cells with eccentric nuclei and differentiation from plasma cells.
Osteoblasts: bone marrow showing large cells approximately 30 µm in diameter with eccentrically located nuclei and light blue cytoplasm. (x 1000)
And what is their difference from plasma cells? We discussed this exactly one year ago in a live broadcast.
An analysis of plasma cell microscopy in blood smears and bone marrow aspirates: morphological features, flaming cells, and atypical forms.
Morphological criteria for osteoblasts and multinucleated osteoclasts in bone marrow smears: differential diagnosis from plasma cells.
Morphological features of osteoblasts in bone marrow aspirate: eccentric nucleus, perinuclear zone, and differential diagnosis with carcinoma cells.
