
LE Cells in Pleural Fluid in Drug-Induced Lupus
A rare clinical case: detection of lupus erythematosus (LE) cells in eosinophils of pleural fluid in drug-induced lupus erythematosus caused by carbamazepine.
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A rare clinical case: detection of lupus erythematosus (LE) cells in eosinophils of pleural fluid in drug-induced lupus erythematosus caused by carbamazepine.

Peripheral blood smear in a child with disseminated candidiasis: phagocytosis of Candida cells by neutrophils, toxic granulation of the cytoplasm.

A morphological hematology exercise: identify which numbered cell in the blood smear is a plasmacytoid lymphocyte and which is a plasma cell.

Explore the unique morphology and granularity of eosinophils in peripheral blood smears of mammals: a comparative microscopy guide for veterinary hematology.

A clinical case of severe vitamin B12 deficiency with pancytopenia: blue bone marrow morphology and differential diagnostic errors.

Morphology of reactive lymphocytes in a blood smear in infectious mononucleosis. Cytoplasmic marginal basophilia and differential diagnosis with blasts.

Morphological features of Niemann-Pick cells in bone marrow smears, causes of lipid accumulation, and clinical characteristics of disease types A, B, and C.

A diagnostic challenge in blood smear cell differentiation: determine whether the photomicrographs show blasts or atypical lymphocytes.

Unusual basophil morphology in a peripheral blood smear: characteristic basophilic granularity and identification features of granulocytic cells.

An interactive laboratory hematology challenge: identify the atypical cell in a peripheral blood smear and test your diagnostic skill.

Peculiarities of leukocyte morphology in peripheral blood: examples of unusual heart-shaped cell nuclei observed during microscopy of stained smears.

Detection of Heinz bodies in cat erythrocytes using supravital staining. Causes of oxidative hemolysis, toxins, and features of blood cell morphology.