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Acute Leukemia Relapse in Bone Marrow Smear

Morphological picture of bone marrow aspirate in acute leukemia relapse: blast cells 9.6% and marked erythroid hyperplasia up to 58.2%.

Nana Novikova Nana Novikova 1 min
Bone marrow smear: blast cells with delicate chromatin and nucleoli, normoblasts
Bone marrow smear: blast cells with delicate chromatin and nucleoli, normoblasts
Bone marrow smear: blasts and hyperplastic erythroid lineage with normoblasts
Bone marrow smear: blasts and hyperplastic erythroid lineage with normoblasts
Bone marrow smear: close-up of blast cells and nucleated erythroid elements
Bone marrow smear: close-up of blast cells and nucleated erythroid elements
Bone marrow smear: blasts against the background of marked erythroid hyperplasia
Bone marrow smear: blasts against the background of marked erythroid hyperplasia
Bone marrow smear: large blast with basophilic cytoplasm and maturing granulocyte
Bone marrow smear: large blast with basophilic cytoplasm and maturing granulocyte
Bone marrow smear: blast cell and erythroid lineage elements of different maturity
Bone marrow smear: blast cell and erythroid lineage elements of different maturity

ACUTE LEUKEMIA RELAPSE. In the patient’s bone marrow aspirate, the number of blasts is increased to 9.6%. The erythroid lineage is hyperplastic up to 58.2%.

🙏 The publication was kindly provided by KDL physician Nana Novikova, CHUZ “CB” RZHD-Meditsina, Smolensk.

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