
Malarial Plasmodium Gametocytes in a Blood Smear
Detection of Plasmodium gametocytes in a peripheral blood smear one day after schizonts were found. Laboratory diagnosis of malaria.
Blood and bone marrow morphology, clinical cases and diagnostic algorithms. Most of the library is in Russian; the English section is growing.
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Detection of Plasmodium gametocytes in a peripheral blood smear one day after schizonts were found. Laboratory diagnosis of malaria.

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Dyserythropoiesis in bone marrow aspirate: morphology of erythroid precursors, nuclear deformation, multinuclearity, and megaloblastoid cell changes.

Morphological differences between endothelial cells and hairy cell leukemia cells in peripheral blood smear: chromatin and cytoplasm features.

Comparative table of phenotypic variants of primary hemochromatosis: types 1–4, age of manifestation, ferritin level, and transferrin saturation.

Normal megakaryocyte morphology in bone marrow: multilobed nucleus, signs of emperipolesis in the cytoplasm, and platelet formation.

Modern standards for bone marrow examination according to ICSH guidelines: aspirate morphology, trephine biopsy, flow cytometry, and genetic analysis.

A study suggests raising the critical fibrinogen level to 1.3 g/L. In acquired deficiency, this is an independent predictor of mortality.

Principles of automated syllectometry for assessing red blood cell deformability and aggregation. Reference values and clinical significance of blood rheology.

A 4-year experience applying the CLSI EP31-A-IR protocol to verify the comparability of complete blood count results across nine hematology analyzers.

Signs of severe erythrocyte autoagglutination in a canine blood smear with immune-mediated hemolytic anemia. Wright–Giemsa stain.

Blood smear in iron deficiency anemia after red blood cell transfusion: marked aniso-chromia, microcytosis, hypochromia, and increased RDW.