
Differential Diagnosis of Blasts in Blood Smears
Criteria for morphological differentiation of blast cells, lymphocytes, and megakaryocyte nuclear fragments in peripheral blood smears under microscopy.
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Criteria for morphological differentiation of blast cells, lymphocytes, and megakaryocyte nuclear fragments in peripheral blood smears under microscopy.

A clinical case of an 86-year-old patient with 17% blasts in the blood: morphological criteria for assessing immature cells and differential diagnostics in a blood smear.

A clinical case of detecting 6% plasma cells in a complete blood count in myeloma before bone marrow aspiration and a sharp increase in free lambda chains.

Criteria for differential diagnosis of blast cells and mature lymphocytes in a blood smear: chromatin structure, nucleoli, and cytoplasm for clinical laboratory diagnostics specialists.

Clinical case: bone marrow microscopy in prostate cancer. Evaluation of metastatic involvement, causes of dry tap, and further diagnostic methods.

Clinical case of Merkel cell carcinoma metastasis to an axillary lymph node: imprint cytology and differential diagnosis with lymphoma.

A clinical case of cytological diagnosis of lung carcinoma metastasis to an inguinal lymph node in a cat: differential diagnosis and tumor cell morphology.

Cytological findings of a cervical lymph node aspirate in renal cell carcinoma metastasis: atypical epithelial cells and differential diagnosis.

Cytological features of large cell neuroendocrine carcinoma metastasis to a supraclavicular lymph node: tumor cell morphology and differential diagnosis.

Cytological features of metastatic lobular breast carcinoma in a lymph node: differential diagnosis from lymphoma and plasmacytoma, tumor immunophenotype.

Criteria for monocyte identification in blood smears: morphological differences from lymphocytes, reactive forms, and neutrophils during differential leukocyte count.

How to distinguish bacterial contamination and staining artifacts from true bacteremia during peripheral blood smear microscopy: a case study.