❗ The correct answer to the closed club of laboratory hematologists quiz: Reactive lymphocytes. Infectious mononucleosis. It is precisely with Epstein-Barr virus infection that such a significant number of reactive lymphocytes (55%) with marginal basophilia are found in the blood.
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An outdated synonym: “atypical mononuclear cells”; it is better not to use it in practice as it causes confusion with atypical lymphocytes (lymphoma cells).
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