
Erythrocyte Morphology: Dacrocytes in Blood Smear
Detection of dacrocytes in a peripheral blood smear: a clinical case of a 69-year-old female patient, smear microscopy, and causes of teardrop cells.
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Detection of dacrocytes in a peripheral blood smear: a clinical case of a 69-year-old female patient, smear microscopy, and causes of teardrop cells.

A clinical case of severe anemia (Hb 44 g/L) featuring microcytosis, anulocytes, dacryocytes, poikilocytosis, reactive thrombocytosis, and analyzer printout.

A clinical case of severe anemia in a 27-year-old patient: marked poikilocytosis with predominant dacryocytes, hypochromia, and polychromatophilia in the blood smear.

Clinical case of primary myelofibrosis: dysplastic megakaryocyte, dacryocytes, and blasts found in peripheral blood, JAK2 V617F mutation.

A clinical case of primary myelofibrosis with JAK2 V617F mutation: analysis of analyzer hemogram, leucoerythroblastic picture, dacryocytes, and cell atypia.

An illustrated atlas of erythrocyte morphology: main forms of poikilocytes and variants of anisocytosis in peripheral blood smear microscopy.