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

Morphological features of bone marrow aspirate in chronic lymphocytic leukemia remission: 5% lymphoid cells, active erythroid proliferation.

Laboratory signs of warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia: microspherocytes, polychromasia, and normoblasts in blood smear, direct antiglobulin test.

Clinical case of acute leukemia relapse: blast cells, normoblasts, and marked poikilocytosis in peripheral blood, with hematology analyzer parameters.

Morphological features of bone marrow aspirate in acute leukemia remission: erythroid hyperplasia, intercellular bridges, and macrophages.

Cytological features of erythroblastic islands in bone marrow: structure of macrophages surrounded by erythrokaryocytes, and nuclear phagocytosis.

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Morphological signs of dyserythropoiesis in bone marrow aspirate in MDS: cytoplasmic bridges, blasts, and binucleated cells amidst pancytopenia.

Clinical case: an internuclear chromatin bridge between normoblasts in the peripheral blood of an ICU patient with multiple organ failure.