
Acute Myeloid Leukemia: Blasts in Peripheral Blood Smear
A clinical case of acute myeloid leukemia: 91% blasts in peripheral blood, anemia, thrombocytopenia, and myeloblast morphology in the smear.
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A clinical case of acute myeloid leukemia: 91% blasts in peripheral blood, anemia, thrombocytopenia, and myeloblast morphology in the smear.

A morphological finding: a binucleated normoblast in a peripheral blood smear. Features of erythroid precursor cells during microscopy.

A case report of Dirofilaria microfilaria found in a peripheral blood smear of an elderly dog. Laboratory diagnosis of dirofilariasis and microscopy.

A case of lymphoma leukemization: pronounced leukocytosis, atypical lymphocytes with vacuolization in a blood smear, and analyzer results after thermostat incubation.

The role of integrins and membrane proteins in intercellular adhesion of blasts in acute leukemia. Features of leukemic cell aggregation in peripheral blood smears.

A myeloblast with probable Auer rods in a peripheral blood smear from a 77-year-old patient with acute leukemia. Morphological criteria for blast identification.

Peripheral blood picture in beta-thalassemia after splenectomy: severe anisopoikilocytosis, target cells, normoblasts, and Howell-Jolly bodies.

Learn about the morphology of giant platelets in blood smears and the causes of errors during impedance cell counting on hematology analyzers.

Clinical case of lymphoma leukemization: hyperleukocytosis 153×10⁹/L, over 90% atypical lymphoid cells with cleaved nuclei and nucleoli in the blood smear.

What do large platelets in a blood smear mean? Morphological features of young platelets, reasons for their appearance, and their connection to bone marrow regeneration.

A clinical case of blasts and normoblasts in a peripheral blood smear with leukopenia (3.02×10⁹/L). Microscopy features and differential count.

What are Howell-Jolly bodies in erythrocytes? Learn about the mechanism of nuclear remnant formation and their causes in megaloblastic anemia, hemolysis, and asplenia in blood smears.