
Agranulocytosis: Myelogram in Granulopoiesis Reduction
A clinical case of severe neutropenia in a 16-year-old patient: bone marrow aspirate analysis, absence of granulocytes, and reactive plasmacytosis.
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A clinical case of severe neutropenia in a 16-year-old patient: bone marrow aspirate analysis, absence of granulocytes, and reactive plasmacytosis.

Bone marrow findings in a 78-year-old female patient with trilineage cytopenia: erythroblastic island with macrophage, hypocellularity, and isolated blasts.

Cytological features of solid cancer metastases in the bone marrow: morphology of atypical non-hematopoietic cells and complexes in a 60-year-old man's aspirate.

Microscopic examination of stool: identification of undigested and digested plant fiber, starch grains, and muscle fibers in a coprogram.

Bone marrow cell morphology in vitamin B12 deficiency: maturation asynchrony, megaloblastic erythropoiesis, and abnormal mitotic figures.

Morphology of key cells in vaginal microflora smears: criteria for detecting adherent bacteria on epithelium in bacterial vaginosis.

Microscopic appearance of clue cells in a vaginal smear in bacterial vaginosis: bacterial adhesion to vaginal squamous epithelial cells.

Characteristic macro- and microscopic features of a pure Aspergillus niger culture isolated from an ear swab: conidiophores, conidia, and mycelium.

Peculiarities of the preanalytical stage for the QuantiFERON test for tuberculosis: preparation of special QuantiFERON tubes and safety precautions.

A diagnostic cytology exercise on cervical smears: identify the origin of a group of cells in a microscopic preparation from the given options.

A clinical hematology exercise: tactics for a clinical laboratory diagnostics physician upon finding a single atypical cell in a blood smear from a cytopenic patient.

Cytological features of Burkitt lymphoma in a lymph node: starry sky phenomenon, monomorphic lymphoblast population, and macrophages with phagocytosed debris.