
Plasmacyte or Plasmacytoid Lymphocyte: Blood Smear Challenge
A morphological hematology exercise: identify which numbered cell in the blood smear is a plasmacytoid lymphocyte and which is a plasma cell.
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A morphological hematology exercise: identify which numbered cell in the blood smear is a plasmacytoid lymphocyte and which is a plasma cell.

Learn the morphological differences between Leptothrix and Candida mycelium in vaginal smears, including thread shape, spore presence, and diagnostic criteria.

Learn about Schistosoma mekongi: egg morphology with a short lateral spine, stool microscopy, and differential diagnosis from Schistosoma japonicum.

Morphology of reactive lymphocytes in a blood smear in infectious mononucleosis. Cytoplasmic marginal basophilia and differential diagnosis with blasts.

Microscopic features of triple phosphate crystals in stool: crystal deformation, causes of structural breakdown, and differentiation using an acetic acid test.

A diagnostic challenge in blood smear cell differentiation: determine whether the photomicrographs show blasts or atypical lymphocytes.

Morphology of cell clusters in pleural fluid in breast cancer metastasis: features of spherical cell complexes in effusion cytology.

A diagnostic challenge in stool microscopy for an adult patient: help identify the origin of the structures found in a native preparation.

Learn about the microscopy of fatty casts in urine sediment: formation from renal epithelial cells, differential diagnosis, and clinical significance.

A diagnostic microscopy challenge: how to differentiate spindle-shaped structures on hair – hair scales or pathogenic fungal macroconidia.

Morphology of Hymenolepis diminuta tapeworm eggs under stool microscopy. Differential diagnosis with Hymenolepis nana and absence of polar filaments.

A clinical case study in laboratory hematology: identify the disease characterized by the cells presented in the blood smear microphotographs.