
Reactive Lymphocytes & Atypical Mononuclear Cells in Blood Smear
Morphological features of reactive lymphocytes (atypical mononuclear cells) in a peripheral blood smear from a 17-year-old patient with lymphocytosis.
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Morphological features of reactive lymphocytes (atypical mononuclear cells) in a peripheral blood smear from a 17-year-old patient with lymphocytosis.

A clinical case of severe leukocytosis up to 300 × 10⁹/L with absolute lymphocytosis. Cell morphology with cytoplasmic projections and recommendation for immunophenotyping.

Clinical case of B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia: hyperleukocytosis 166×10⁹/L, lymphocytosis 97%, Botkin-Gumprecht shadows, and analyzer scattergram.

Clinical case of pronounced lymphocytosis and monocytosis in an 18-year-old patient: reactive lymphocyte morphology, scattergram, and differential diagnosis.

Clinical case of an 84-year-old female patient: leukocytosis 340×10⁹/L, Botkin-Gumprecht shadows, peripheral blood and bone marrow aspirate smears.

A clinical case of CLL: hyperleukocytosis 117×10⁹/L, thrombocytopenia, absolute lymphocytosis, and Botkin-Gumprecht shadows in peripheral blood.

A clinical case of pertussis in a 2-year-old child: pronounced lymphocytosis, lymphocytes with cleaved nuclei, and smudge cells in the blood smear.

Understanding the difference between absolute and relative lymphocytosis in CBC, calculation formulas, and main reasons for elevated lymphocyte levels.

Clinical case of a 67-year-old female patient with leukocytosis (111×10⁹/L): morphology of mature lymphocytes and Botkin-Gumprecht shadows, suspecting CLL.