Reactive Perivascular Plasma Cells in Peripheral Blood

Morphology of reactive perivascular plasma cells in a peripheral blood smear. Wright-Giemsa stain, microscopic features of plasma cell clusters.

Editorial team 1 min March 22, 2026

Blood smear: perivascular accumulation of plasma cells

Reactive Perivascular Plasma Cells

Type of sample: Peripheral blood Staining type: Wright-Giemsa Author(s): L. Garcia Alonso Workplace: University Hospital Getafe, Madrid

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