
Melanoma Metastasis to Bone Marrow: Cytology and Biopsy
A clinical case of melanoma metastasizing to the bone marrow: cytological features of aspirate, black trephine biopsy, and histological examination.
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A clinical case of melanoma metastasizing to the bone marrow: cytological features of aspirate, black trephine biopsy, and histological examination.

Clinical case of blasts found in the blood smear of a 14-year-old adolescent with leukocytosis, anemia, and thrombocytopenia. Morphological features of blast cells.

A diagnostic challenge in bone marrow biopsy microscopy for a patient with multiple myeloma. Identify the cells indicated by arrows in the specimen.

A clinical case of hairy lymphocytes detected in a peripheral blood smear from a primary patient with pronounced leukocytosis up to 151×10⁹/L.

Clinical case: morphology of cup-like blasts with cup-shaped nuclei in a peripheral blood smear from a 65-year-old female patient with acute leukemia.

Criteria for differentiating monoblasts, promonocytes, and dysplastic monocytes in a blood smear in chronic myelomonocytic leukemia (CMML).

A clinical case of hairy cell leukemia: morphology of hairy lymphocytes in a blood smear, cytopenias, and hematological analyzer data.

Cytological features and morphology of monoblasts in a peripheral blood smear: evaluation of nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio and chromatin structure.

Clinical case of large cell lymphoma in a cat. Cytological features of a lymph node aspirate, including the morphology of atypical cells.

Cytological features of multiple myeloma in bone marrow aspirate: atypical plasma cells with multi-lobed, flower-shaped nuclei.

Cytomorphological features of a giant plasmoblast: basophilic cytoplasm, immunoglobulin accumulation, and two macronucleoli in the nucleus on smear microscopy.

Analysis of typical errors in blood smear microscopy: why blast cells are mistaken for reactive lymphocytes and how to suspect acute leukemia in time.