
Microscopy Challenge: Cell in Bone Marrow Aspirate
A diagnostic challenge in bone marrow morphology: identify the cell indicated by the arrow in the aspirate stained with Romanowsky.
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A diagnostic challenge in bone marrow morphology: identify the cell indicated by the arrow in the aspirate stained with Romanowsky.

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How laboratories should report complete blood count results in Pelger-Huët anomaly: neutrophil morphology and specific reporting guidelines.

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Morphology of fungi in hematological preparations: Aspergillus in blood, Fusarium spores, and contaminants in bone marrow aspirate.

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Key features of megakaryocyte morphology and platelet budding process during bone marrow smear microscopy in clinical practice.

Clinical case: differential diagnosis of cells in a blood smear from a 45-year-old man during a medical examination. Hematology analyzer data and microscopy.

Morphology and counting of schistocytes in blood smears in microangiopathic hemolytic anemia. Evaluation of fragmented red blood cells (FRC) on Sysmex analyzers.