
Mott Cell in Bone Marrow in TEMPI Syndrome
Morphological finding in bone marrow aspirate: a plasma cell with Russell bodies (Mott cell) in a patient with suspected TEMPI syndrome.
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Morphological finding in bone marrow aspirate: a plasma cell with Russell bodies (Mott cell) in a patient with suspected TEMPI syndrome.

Explore the causes of bone marrow plasmacytosis: reactive conditions, MGUS, and multiple myeloma. Understand the features of differential morphological diagnosis.

Morphological features of plasma cells: detection of Russell bodies in the cytoplasm and binucleated plasma cells during bone marrow microscopy.

A Mott cell found in the peripheral blood smear of a 6-year-old child. Evaluation of WDF scattergram and AS-LYMP parameters on a Sysmex XN hematology analyzer.

Morphological features of plasma cells in blood smears: eccentric nucleus, basophilic cytoplasm with pronounced lacy vacuolization.

Cytological findings from a lymph node aspirate in nodal marginal zone lymphoma: monomorphic lymphoid cells and numerous Mott cells.

A clinical case detailing the discovery of Mott cells with Russell bodies in a peripheral blood smear from a 66-year-old patient with anemia and cytopenia.

Morphological variants of plasma cells: flaming plasma cells, Mott cells with Russell bodies, and atypical forms with rod-like inclusions.