Hematology Atlas
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Buffy Coat Preparation Diseases Acute myeloid leukemia AIDS Aplastic anemia Arthritis Autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AHD; AIHD) Cancer Chronic myeloid leukemia Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) Essential thrombocytosis (ET) Gaucher's disease
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Gray platelet syndrome Hemolytic anemia Hypersplenism Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) Infection Infectious mononucleosis Iron deficiency Megakaryocytic (M-7) leukemia Megakaryocytic leukemia, in remission Monocytic leukemia (M-4) Monocytic leukemia (M-5) Multiple myeloma Myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) Myeloid (granulocytic) leukemia (CML) Myeloid leukemia (AML) (M-1, M-2) Myeloid metaplasia with myelofibrosis Myeloproliferative disease Neuroblastoma Pernicious anemia Platelet clumping in EDTA anticoagulated blood Platelet Satelletism Sepsis Thalassemia minor Thrombocytosis Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) Viral reaction
Macrophage Mast Cell Megakaryocyte abnormal mature late promegakaryocyte young intermediate megakaryocyte cytoplasmic fragment megakaryoblast binucleated micromegakaryocyte mitotic form small bare nucleus (nuclei) nuclear mass emperipolis reticulin fibers
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Monocyte early monocyte immature monocyte young monocyte monoblast reactive monocyte toxic monocyte cytoplasmic fragments
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Non-hemopoietic Cells endothelial cell epithelial (squamous) cells fat cell microorganisms neuroblastoma cells osteoblast osteoclast
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Nucleated Red Blood Cell (NRBC) late erythroblast (normoblast, metarubicyte) orthochromatic erythroblast (normoblast, metarubicyte) intermediate erythroblast (normoblast, rubicyte) polychromatic erythroblast (normoblast, rubicyte) early erythroblast (normoblast, rubiblast) basophilic erythroblast (normoblast, prorubicyte) proerythroblast (normoblast, rubiblast)
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Plasma Cell plasma cell with multiple vacuoles plasma cell with vacuoles over nucleus binucleated plasma cell multinucleated plasma cell Mott cell
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Platelets normal abnormal agranular clump colorless small overlying a red cell cytoplasmic fragments platelet ribbon
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Megathrombocyte normal abnormal agranular
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Red Blood Cells normochromic microcytic macrocytic oval macrocytes polychromatophilic RBC
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Stains Acid Phosphatase Esterase Glycoprotein IIb,IIIa Hematoxylin and Eosin (H & E) stain Iron Periodic Acid Schiff (PAS) Peroxidase Toluidine Blue Wrights-Giemsa
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promyelocyte (progranulocyte) myeloblast reticular cell hypersegmented neutrophil toxic neutrophil disrupted smashed smudged cell Pelgeroid abnormal colorless cytoplasm double nucleus neutrophil surrounded by platelets segmented
Lymphocyte mature large reactive plasmacytoid young lymphocyte lymphoblast smudge cell large granular lymphocyte (LGL) small
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BloodLine Image AtlasThe first installment of this fully searchable directory features more than 800 hematological slides depicting various blood disorders and malignancies. The Image Atlas represents some twenty years of work by Jean Shafer, Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Rochester School of Medicine. Use one of the following methods to access images: Categorical Index (disease, cell type, etc.) Keyword Search
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Lymphocyte, platelet fragment, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia Small platelets, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia Small platelets, acute megakaryocytic (M-7) leukemia Abnormal neutrophils, Pelgeroid, platelets, AML blood Hyposegmented neutrophil, blasts, megathrombocyte, AML blood Pelgeroid neutrophil, lymphocyte, AML blood Pelgeroid neutrophil, monocyte, blast, platelets, AML blood Myelocytes, abnormal platelets, AML blood Mature neutrophil, blast, acute megakaryocytic leukemia Blasts, megathrombocyte, acute megkaryocytic leukemia Blasts, megathrombocyte, neutrophil, monocyte, AML blood Late neutrophil, Pelgeroid, colorless cytoplasm, AML blood Agranular megathrombocytes, AML capillary blood Megathrombocytes, agranular platelet, AML capillary blood Blast, late neutrophil, megathrombocytes, AML blood Pelgeroid and intermediate neutrophils, blasts, AML relapse Blasts, Pelgeroid neutrophils, AML in relapse Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, band neutrophil, AML relapse Pelgeroid neutrophils, blasts, AML in relapse Blasts, abnormal megathrombocyte, AML in relapse Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, monocyte, AML in relapse Blasts, Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse Blasts, neutrophilic promyelocyte, AML in relapse Pelgeroid neutrophil, progranulocyte, AML in relapse Progranulocytes, acute megakaryocytic leukemia in relapse Pelgeroid eutrophil, Megakaryocyte, Megakaryocytic Leukemia Young Basophil, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemia Abnormal agranular megathrombocytes, megakaryocytic leukemia Abnormal late neutrophils, colorless cytoplasm, M-7 leukemia Abnormal late neutrophils, Pelgeroid, M-7 leukemia Pelgeroid neutrophil, blasts, M-7 leukemia Blast, progranulocyte, M-7 leukemia Progranulocytes, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemia Abnormal megakaryoblasts, myelocytes, M-7 leukemia Abnormal megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood Blasts, peroxidase stain, M-7 leukemia blood Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood Late neutrophil, platelet, PAS stain, M-7 leukemia
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Neutrophils, PAS stain, ds, ds18, ds19, bd Peroxidase stain, M-7 leukemia blood Blast, transmission electron micrograph, M-7 leukemia Transmission electron micrograph, M-7 leukemia in relapse Abnormal megathrombocytes and platelets, TEM, M-7 leukemia Von Willebrand antibody plus fluorescein stain, M-7 leukemia Von Willebrand antibody plus fluorescein stain, M-7 leukemia Platelets, Von Willebrand antibody, M-7 leukemia Von Willebrand antibody plus fluorescein stain, M-7 leukemia Platelets, Von Willebrand antibody, M-7 leukemia Late NRBC, Mature Lymphocyte, AML Basophil, AML Bare Nucleus, Megakaryocyte, Blast, AML Bare Nuclei, Megakaryocytes, Blast, AML Blast, Late NRBC, Progranulocyte, Basophil, AML Late NRBC, Basophil, Megakaryocyte, Blast, AML Monocyte, Bare Nucleus, Megakaryocyte, AML Blasts, AML Blasts, Megakaryocyte nucleus, AML Platelets, Glycoprotein IIbIIIa stain, AML Blast, Glycoprotein IIbIIIa stain, AML Blasts, Platelets, AML Blasts, AML Megathrombocytes, Blast, AML Bare nucleus, AML Blasts, AML Blast, AML Blast, Megathrombocyte, AML Normal Platelets, Normal EDTA anticoagulated blood Normal Platelets , Normal EDTA anticoagulated blood Normal Platelets , Proper Thickness, Field to Examine Normal Platelets, Normocytic, normochromic RBC, Normal EDTA Platelets, Thrombocytopenia, Normal RBC, EDTA Clump of Platelets, Normal Capillary blood Clumps of Platelets, Thrombocytosis, Capillary blood Clump of Platelets, Thrombocytosis, Capillary blood Clumps of Platelets, Thrombocytosis, Capillary blood Platelet Ribbon, Normal blood Small Platelets, Megathrombocyte, Band Neutrophil Small Platelets, Megathrombocyte, Platelets Overlying RBC Small Platelets, Megathrombocytes Platelets, Normal EDTA anticoagulated blood Platelets, Megathrombocyte, EDTA anticoagulated blood Platelet, Megathrombocyte, Mature, ITP Megathrombocyte, Normal capillary blood smear Abnormal megathrombocytes, Capillary blood, MDS Platelet overlying a red cell, Megathrombocyte, MDS Megathrombocyte, EDTA anticoagulated blood, ET Colorless Platelets, Gray Platelet syndrome blood Colorless Platelets, Gray Platelet Syndrome blood Platelet , Mature Neutrophil, (PAS) stain Cytoplasmic Fragments, Leukemic Monocytes, Platelets, M-5
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Immature Monocytes, cytoplasmic fragmentation, M-5 Immature Monocytes, Cytoplasmic Fragments, M-5 leukemia Immature Monocytes, Megakaryocyte Nucleus, M-5 Neutrophils surrounded by platelets, Platelet Satellitism Neutrophil Surrounded by Platelets, Platelet Satellitism Late Neutrophil Surrounded - Platelets, Platelet Satellitism Neutrophils surrounded by platelets, Platelet Satellitism Mature Neutrophils surrounded by Platelets, Satellitism Mature Neutrophils, Platelet Satellitism Neutrophils surrounded by platelets, Platelet Satellitism Monocyte, engulfed platelets, Platelet Satellitism Platelet Satellitism Neutrophils, platelet satellitism, marrow Neutrophils, platelet satellitism, marrow Platelet Satellitism Platelet clumping in EDTA anticoagulated blood Platelet clumping in EDTA anticoagulated blood Reactive lymphocytes, Hepatitis blood Reactive, plasmacytoid, basophilic, reticular lymphocytes Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, viral infection blood Monocyte, plasmacytoid lymphocyte, LGL, viral infection Reactive lymphocytes, viral infection blood Reactive lymphocyte, viral infection blood Reactive lymphocyte, viral infection blood Cytomegalovirus infection blood Reactive lymphocyte, plasmacytoid, cytomegalovirus infection Reactive lymphocytes, Cytomegalovirus infection blood Reactive, plasmacytoid lymphocytes, LGL, Cytomegalovirus Plasmacytoid lymphocyte Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, renal infection blood Plasmacytoid Lymphocyte Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, viral infection Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, viral or bacterial infection Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, drug reaction blood Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, viral or bacterial infection Reactive, plasmacytoid, viral infection blood Plasmacytoid lymphs, infectious mononucleosis blood Plasmacytoid lymphoid, infectious mononucleosis blood Plasma cell, alcoholic, liver disease Plasma Cell, alcoholic, liver disease blood Plasma Cell, alcoholic, liver disease blood Plasma Cell, alcoholic, liver disease blood Plasmacytoid, mature, plasma cell, alcoholic, liver disease Plasmacytoid, plasma cell, alcoholic, liver disease blood Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, alcoholic, liver disease blood Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, neutrophilic myelocyte, alcoholic Blast cell, plasmacytoid lymphocyte, alcoholic/liver disease Mott Cell, alcoholic with liver disease Plasma cell, Mott Cell, alcoholic, liver disease Mott Cell, plasmacytoid lymphocyte, alcoholic, liver disease Mott Cell, plasmacytoid lymphocyte, alcoholic, liver disease
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Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, alcoholic, liver disease blood Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, severe arthritis with osteoporosis Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, severe arthritis with osteoporosis Plasmacytoid lymphocytes, Mott Cell, arthritis, osteoporosis Plasmacytoid, plasma cells, severe arthritis, osteoporosis Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, severe arthritis with osteoporosis Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, severe arthritis with osteoporosis Plasma cells, severe arthritis with osteoporosis Plasmacytoid, plasma cell, severe arthritis, osteoporosis Plasmacytoid, plasma cell, severe arthritis, osteoporosis Plasma cell, bacterial infection blood Plasma cell, monocytes, platelets, breast cancer blood Dying plasma cell, late neutrophils Plasma cell, Mott cell, buffy coat preparation Mott cell, Russell bodies, red cell transfusion Mott cell, plasmacytoid lymphocyte, viral infection Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, serum sickness Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, serum sickness Rouleaux formation, Multiple myeloma Rouleaux formation, Multiple myeloma Rouleaux formation, plasma cell, Multiple myeloma Rouleaux formation, Multiple myeloma Pathologic rouleaux formation, Multiple myeloma Pathologic rouleaux, plasma cell, Multiple myeloma Pathologic rouleaux, Multiple myeloma Agglutination, Cold agglutinin hemolytic anemia Eosinophil, Normal blood Eosinophil, Normal blood Band eosinophil, mature neutrophil, Normal blood Basophil, eosinophils, Normal blood Crushed eosinophil Crushed eosinophil Late neutrophils, eosinophil, basophil Basophil Basophil Basophil Basophils, mature neutrophils, CML blood Young basophils, CML blood Crushed basophil Crushed basophil Epithelial cells Epithelial cells Epithelial cells Epithelial cells, microorganisms Epithelial cells, microorganisms Epithelial cell, microorganisms Epithelial cells Epithelial cell, microorganisms Mature megakaryocyte, blood smear Mature megakaryocyte, Essential Thrombocytosis Late megakaryocyte, buffy coat, lung cancer blood
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Bare megakaryocyte nuclei, thrombocytosis Small megakaryocyte, Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura Bare megakaryocyte nuclei, Thalassemia minor blood Bare megakaryocyte nuclei, NRBC, cancer blood Bare megakaryocyte nuclei, Thalassemia minor blood Bare megakaryocyte nuclei, Multiple myeloma blood Megakaryocytes, lung cancer, buffy coat Megakaryocyte nucleus, lung cancer blood Bare megakaryocyte nucleus, Myeloid metaplasia Mature megakaryocyte, myeloid metaplasia with myelofibrosis Micromegakaryocytes, myeloid metaplasia with myelofibrosis Micromegakaryocytes, myeloid metaplasia myelofibrosis blood Megakaryocyte nuclei, myeloid metaplasia with myelofibrosis Megakaryocyte nuclei, megathrombocytes, myeloid metaplasia Bare megakaryocyte nuclei, myeloid metaplasia Megakaryocyte nucleus, megakaryocyte cytoplasmic fragment Micromegakaryocytes, megathrombocytes, myeloid leukemia Micromegakaryocytes, megathrombocyte, myeloid leukemia blood Micromegakaryocyte, megathrombocytes, myeloid leukemia blood Myeloblast, micromegakaryocyte, myeloid leukemia blood Micromegakaryocytes, myeloid leukemia, M-7 leukemia Megakaryoblasts, chronic myeloid leukemia, M-7 leukemia megakaryocyte nucleus, M-7 and chronic myeloid leukemias Megathrombocyte, PAS stain, myeloid metaplasia Megakaryocyte nuclei, PAS stain, myeloid metaplasia Megakaryocyte nuclei, PAS stain, myeloid metaplasia Megakaryocyte nucleus, myeloid metaplasia with myelofibrosis Micromegakaryocyte, myeloid metaplasia with myelofibrosis Platelets, neutrophil, monocyte, GP IIbIIIa stain Micromegakaryocytes, GP IIb,IIIa stain, myeloid metaplasia Normal blood Normal blood Normal blood, dense area Normal blood - dense area Normal blood - dense area, segmented neutrophil Normal blood - dense area, lyphocyte, segmented neutrophil Normal blood - thin area Blood - thin area, lymphocytes, neutrophils Blood - thin area, lymphocyte, smudge cell Blood - tail area, segmented neutrophils Normal blood - side edge, large cells Normal blood, segmented neutrophil, small lymphocyte Normal blood, segmented neutrophils, lymphocyte Normal blood, segmented neutrophils Normal blood, segmented and hypersegmented neutrophils Hypersegmented neutrophil, buffy coat of pernicious anemia Segmented neutrophils, band neutrophils, normal blood Segmented neutrophil, band neutrophil, normal blood Segmented neutrophil, monocyte, normal blood Segmented neutrophil, lymphocyte, normal blood Segmented and band neutrophils, lymphocyte, normal blood Lymphocyte, normal blood
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Lymphocyte, normal blood Lymphocyte, normal blood Lymphocytes, normal blood Segmented neutrophil, lymphocyte, thin area blood Segmented neutrophil, lymphocytes, normal blood Very large, reactive lymphocyte, normal blood Very large lymphocyte, normal blood Lymphocyte, thin tail area blood Large reactive lymphocyte, normal blood Reactive lymphocyte, infectious mononucleosis blood Lymphocyte with granules, tail area of normal blood Large granular lymphocyte, normal blood Segmented neutrophil, monocyte, lymphocytes, normal blood Lymphocyte, monocyte, neutrophil, normal blood Segmented neutrophil, monocyte, normal blood Very small lymphocyte, monocyte, normal blood Plasmacytoid lymphocyte, viral reaction blood Lymphocyte, monocyte, normal blooad Lymphocyte, monocyte, normal blood Monocyte, dense area, normal blood Monocyte, plasmacytoid lymphocyte, normal blood Large granular lymphocyte, monocyte, normal blood Monocyte, normal blood Monocyte with several small vacuoles, normal blood Monocyte, normal blood Monocyte with folded nucleus, normal blood Monocyte, normal blood Monocyte with band shaped nucleus, normal blood Monocyte, band neutrophil, normal blood Monocyte, large lymphocyte, normal blood Lymphocytes, monocytes, neutrophil, buffy coat, normal blood Monocyte, lymphocyte, segmented neutrophil, normal blood Monocyte, segmented neutrophil, lymphocyte, normal blood Segmented neutrophil, lymphocyte, monocyte, normal blood Small lymphocyte, monocyte, neutrophil, normal blood Monocytes, segmented neutrophil, normal blood Moncyte, platelets, normal blood Monocyte with band shaped nucleus, normal blood Monocyte, RBC, disseminated intravascular hemolysis blood Monocyte with engulfed platelets, tail area blood Monocyte, normal blood Young monocyte, normal blood Young monocytes, normal blood Young monocyte, infection blood Normal blood
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Lymphocyte, platelet fragment, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Lymphocyte, platelet fragment, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemiaOne small lymphocyte, several small Platelet Fragments, 1 large Megathrombocyte showing very few granules. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). EDTA anticoagulated blood - 100X
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Lymphocyte, platelet fragment, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Small platelets, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Small platelets, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemiaNumerous small platelets, some of which lack granules. 1 Megathrombocyte, several large red cells. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). EDTA anticoagulated blood - 100X
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Small platelets, megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Small platelets, acute megakaryocytic (M-7) leukemia
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Small platelets, acute megakaryocytic (M-7) leukemiaNumerous Small Platelets, a few large red cells, increased red cell poikilocytosis. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M7). EDTA anticoagulated blood - 100X
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Small platelets, acute megakaryocytic (M-7) leukemia
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Abnormal neutrophils, Pelgeroid, platelets, AML blood
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Abnormal neutrophils, Pelgeroid, platelets, AML bloodThree Abnormal Late Neutrophils showing dense chromatin, hyposegmentation (Pelgeroid) and colorless cytoplasm. Two clumps of swollen and agranular platelets and one large agranular platelet (left edge) is present. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood - 50X
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Abnormal neutrophils, Pelgeroid, platelets, AML blood
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Hyposegmented neutrophil, blasts, megathrombocyte, AML blood
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Hyposegmented neutrophil, blasts, megathrombocyte, AML bloodOne Hyposegmented Neutrophil (Pelgeroid) with colorless cytoplasm. Two Blasts show fine nuclear chromatin, nucleoli, more cytoplasm than usual for blasts. One has an attached fragment that is similar to the abnormal platelets in the field. One Abnormal Megathrombocyte with localized central granulation is at left center. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood - 50X
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Hyposegmented neutrophil, blasts, megathrombocyte, AML blood
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, lymphocyte, AML blood
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, lymphocyte, AML bloodOne neutrophil with a dense hyposegmented (Pelgeroid) nucleus and colorless cytoplasm at top edge. One large lymphocyte at right edge. One blast at lower edge has a high nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio, gray-blue cytoplasm and two prominent nucleoli. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Capillary blood - 50X
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, lymphocyte, AML blood
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, monocyte, blast, platelets, AML blood
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, monocyte, blast, platelets, AML bloodOne late neutrophil with a very dense band shaped nucleus (Pelgeroid) at left edge, 1 monocyte at left center, 1 Blast above it, 1 megathrombocyte at right center and 1 lymphocyte above it which appears to have some platelets adhered to it. Several platelets are scattered throughout the field; some of which are agranular. The rouleaux formation of the red cells is due to the density of the area. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood - 50X
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, monocyte, blast, platelets, AML blood
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Myelocytes, abnormal platelets, AML blood
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Myelocytes, abnormal platelets, AML bloodTwo myelocytes, one with and the other without primary or coarse azurophilic granules. Both contain vacuoles. Their nuclear chromatin is showing some heterochromatin deveopment. Several abnormal (agranular) platelets are present. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood - 100X
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Myelocytes, abnormal platelets, AML blood
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Mature neutrophil, blast, acute megakaryocytic leukemia
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Mature neutrophil, blast, acute megakaryocytic leukemiaOne mature neutrophil with three nuclear lobes; two of which have projecting nuclear sticks. One Blast with plentiful cytoplasm and a few scattered azurophilic granules and vacuoles. There are two large nucleoli in the nucleus. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood - 100X
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Mature neutrophil, blast, acute megakaryocytic leukemia
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Blasts, megathrombocyte, acute megkaryocytic leukemia
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Blasts, megathrombocyte, acute megkaryocytic leukemiaLeft frame: 1 Blast Middle frame: 1 band neutrophil with a rather dense nuclear chromatin and colorless cytoplasm. 1 Blast with multiple large azurophilic granules; some of which have a colorless center. The nucleus has a rather dense nuclear chromatin. Right frame: 1 Abnormal neutrophil with at least five nuclear lobes, which show semi-dense chromatin, and colorless cytoplasm. Acute Megkaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood - 100X
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Blasts, megathrombocyte, acute megkaryocytic leukemia
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Blasts, megathrombocyte, neutrophil, monocyte, AML blood
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Blasts, megathrombocyte, neutrophil, monocyte, AML bloodLeft frame: 1 Blast with a generous amount of cytoplasm and two large nucleoli, 1 megathrombocyte with peripheral agranular "wings". Center frame: 1 late neutrophil with very dense nuclear chromatin, 1 Blast with two prominent nucleoli. Right frame: 1 monocyte at top, 1 Blast with vacuolated cytoplasm beneath it. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood - 100X
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Blasts, megathrombocyte, neutrophil, monocyte, AML blood
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Late neutrophil, Pelgeroid, colorless cytoplasm, AML blood
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Late neutrophil, Pelgeroid, colorless cytoplasm, AML bloodLeft frame: 1 abnormal late neutrophil with dense nuclear chromatin and sticks projecting from some lobes. Its cytoplasm is colorless. Two large platelets are agranular. Right frame: 1 Late Neutrophil with very dense nuclear chromatin and only two nuclear lobes (Pelgeroid). Its Cytoplasm is Colorless. 4 platelets are agranular and two are large. The red cells show increased poikilocytosis and size variation. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Blood 50X
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Late neutrophil, Pelgeroid, colorless cytoplasm, AML blood
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Agranular megathrombocytes, AML capillary blood
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Agranular megathrombocytes, AML capillary bloodLeft frame: 2 Megathrombocytes. One is Agranular. The other is Partially Agranular yet contains a few very large granules. Center frame: One Abnormal ellipto-shaped Agranular Megathrombocyte. Right frame: 1 Normal Megathrombocyte. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Capillary blood - 100X
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Agranular megathrombocytes, AML capillary blood
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Megathrombocytes, agranular platelet, AML capillary blood
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Megathrombocytes, agranular platelet, AML capillary blood1 large granular lymphocyte, 2 Megathrombocytes, 1 agranular large platelet and 1 normal platelet. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Capillary blood - 100X
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Megathrombocytes, agranular platelet, AML capillary blood
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Blast, late neutrophil, megathrombocytes, AML blood
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Blast, late neutrophil, megathrombocytes, AML bloodLeft frame: 1 probable Blast with a semi-dense nuclear chromatin. Right frame: 1 Late Neutrophil with colorless cytoplasm. 1 megathrombocyte, two agranular megathrombocytes; one of which has an irregular shape. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7). Capillary blood - 100X
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Blast, late neutrophil, megathrombocytes, AML blood
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Pelgeroid and intermediate neutrophils, blasts, AML relapse
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Pelgeroid and intermediate neutrophils, blasts, AML relapseOne late Neutrophil with a very dense band shaped nucleus (Pelgeroid) and vacuolated cytoplasm at left edge, 3 Blasts in center; one containing several large granules with a pale center, 2 intermediate neutrophils at right edge. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 50X
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Pelgeroid and intermediate neutrophils, blasts, AML relapse
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Blasts, Pelgeroid neutrophils, AML in relapse
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Blasts, Pelgeroid neutrophils, AML in relapseFour Blasts and 4 Pelgeroid Neutrophils. The blasts show a few coarse azurophilic granules. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 50X
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Blasts, Pelgeroid neutrophils, AML in relapse
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Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, band neutrophil, AML relapse
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Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, band neutrophil, AML relapseTwo Blasts, 1 neutrophilic myelocyte, three neutrophils with band shaped nuclei and one monocyte with lacy chromatin and a convoluted nucleus. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 50X
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Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, band neutrophil, AML relapse
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Pelgeroid neutrophils, blasts, AML in relapse
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Pelgeroid neutrophils, blasts, AML in relapseThree Neutrophils with non-segmented dense nuclei (Pelgeroid) and five Blasts, some of which show coarse azurophilic granulation. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 50X
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Pelgeroid neutrophils, blasts, AML in relapse
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Blasts, abnormal megathrombocyte, AML in relapse
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Blasts, abnormal megathrombocyte, AML in relapseTwo cells with semi-dense chromatin which appear to be neutrophilic myelocytes. The other four cells are probably Blasts from the appearance of their nuclear chromatin. One Abnormal Megathrombocyte is at top right. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Blasts, abnormal megathrombocyte, AML in relapse
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Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, monocyte, AML in relapse
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Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, monocyte, AML in relapseOne neutrophilic myelocyte at top left, another at center right and top right. A blast at lower left and top center left. A monocyte at lower right and a very abnormal cell with nuclear chromatin and nucleoli consistent with a blast and highly granulated cytoplasm at right of center. The center of each granule appears to be colorless. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Blasts, neutrophilic myelocyte, monocyte, AML in relapse
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Blasts, Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse
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Blasts, Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapseFive cells, some with fine azurophilic granulation. Their nuclear chromatin suggests they are Blasts, but the cytoplasmic maturation is later in some. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Blasts, Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse
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Blasts, neutrophilic promyelocyte, AML in relapse
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Blasts, neutrophilic promyelocyte, AML in relapseTwo Blasts; one with prominent large granules which are colorless in their center. A heavily granulated neutrophilic promyelocyte is at left edge. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Blasts, neutrophilic promyelocyte, AML in relapse
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, progranulocyte, AML in relapse
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, progranulocyte, AML in relapseOne Neutrophil with a very dense non-segmented nucleus (Pelgeroid), a blast with a few large azurophilic granules at top right and a Progranulocyte at lower left. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, progranulocyte, AML in relapse
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Progranulocytes, acute megakaryocytic leukemia in relapse
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Progranulocytes, acute megakaryocytic leukemia in relapseFour immature cells. The high nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio, chromatin distribution, nucleoli, and coarse cytoplasmic granulation indicate they are progranulocytes. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Progranulocytes, acute megakaryocytic leukemia in relapse
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Pelgeroid eutrophil, Megakaryocyte, Megakaryocytic Leukemia
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Pelgeroid eutrophil, Megakaryocyte, Megakaryocytic LeukemiaOne Neutrophil with a dense non-segmented nucleus (Pelgeroid), 1 huge Cytoplasmic Fragment from a Megakaryocyte, and 1 neutrophilic myelocyte. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Pelgeroid eutrophil, Megakaryocyte, Megakaryocytic Leukemia
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Young Basophil, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Young Basophil, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemiaOne Young Basophil at left edge, 1 neutrophilic myelocyte at top right and 1 blast containing a few azurophilic granules. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood 100X
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Young Basophil, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal agranular megathrombocytes, megakaryocytic leukemia
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Abnormal agranular megathrombocytes, megakaryocytic leukemiaOne probable blast at top left, 1 neutrophilic myelocyte at lower edge, and another partial neutrophilic myelocyte at lower left corner, 2 abnormal agranular Megathrombocytes (one large, one normal size) at left center, 1 normal megathrombocyte at top right. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Abnormal agranular megathrombocytes, megakaryocytic leukemia
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Abnormal late neutrophils, colorless cytoplasm, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal late neutrophils, colorless cytoplasm, M-7 leukemiaFour Abnormal Late neutrophils. Top left frame: 5 lobed neutrophil with very dense chromatin and nuclear stick projections. Its cytoplasm is vacuolated. Top right frame: Segmented neutrophil with very dense cytoplasm and Colorless Cytoplasm. Lower left frame: Segmented neutrophil with a very dense chromatin Lower right frame: Nonsegmented late neutrophil with very dense chromatin and colorless cytoplasm. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Abnormal late neutrophils, colorless cytoplasm, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal late neutrophils, Pelgeroid, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal late neutrophils, Pelgeroid, M-7 leukemiaFour Abnormal Late Neutrophils Top left frame: Segmented neutrophil with dense nuclear chromatin Other frames: Non-segmented late neutrophils with very dense nuclear chromatin (Pelgeroid). Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Abnormal late neutrophils, Pelgeroid, M-7 leukemia
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, blasts, M-7 leukemia
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, blasts, M-7 leukemiaTop left frame: Acquired Pelger Huet (Pelgeroid) type of neutrophil with only two nuclear lobes. Cytoplasm contains multiple azurophilic granules and vacuoles. Lower left frame: Abnormal Late Neutrophil with a very high nuclear/ cytoplasmic ratio, very dense nuclear chromatin and an irregularly outlined nucleus. Right frame: 2 Blasts, 1 abnormal late neutrophil with a high nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio, and very dense nuclear chromatin in a nonsegmented nucleus. The cytoplasm shows heavy localized granulation. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Pelgeroid neutrophil, blasts, M-7 leukemia
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Blast, progranulocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Blast, progranulocyte, M-7 leukemiaTop left frame: 1 Blast with plentiful cytoplasm and prominent nucleoli Top right frame: Similar cell but shows multiple azurophilic granules Lower left frame: Blast with several huge azurophilic granules which have a colorless center Lower right frame: Progranulocyte with multiple azurophilic granules Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Blast, progranulocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Progranulocytes, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Progranulocytes, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemiaTop frame: 1 early progranulocyte with numerous azurophilic granules on left side, 1 late progranulocyte with multiple azurophilic granules on right side. Some of the granules are very large and colorless in their center. Both Progranulocytes show very large prominent nucleoli. Lower left frame: 1 progranulocyte with numerous azurophilic granules, some of which are very large and colorless in their center. Lower right frame: A neutrophilic myelocyte showing no azurophilic granules on the left, a neutrophilic myelocyte showing numerous small azurophilic granules in the center, a Neutrophilic Myelocyte with a Double Nucleus and showing no azurophilic granules on the right. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood 100X
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Progranulocytes, neutrophilic myelocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal megakaryoblasts, myelocytes, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal megakaryoblasts, myelocytes, M-7 leukemiaLeft frames: 1 promyelocyte in each frame. The nuclei in each appear to be blastic but the cytoplasm shows numerous azurophilic granules. Perhaps they are Abnormal Megakaryoblasts. Center frame: 2 abnormal intermediate neutrophils (myelocytes); the lower cell shows a small lobe fragmented from the large nuclear mass. Right frame: 3 neutrophilic myelocytes. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Abnormal megakaryoblasts, myelocytes, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Abnormal megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemiaTop left frame: 1 Abnormal Megathrombocyte with centralized hypergranulation. Top right frame: bare megakaryocyte nucleus. Lower left frame: 1 large Abnormal Megathrombocyte and 1 smaller form. Both are agranular. Lower right frame: 1 Abnormal Megathrombocyte which is huge; agranular and irregular in shape. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Abnormal megathrombocyte, M-7 leukemia
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemiaFour negative blasts and/or early cells. Two positive cells (multiple coarse black granules); the lower one appearing to be an early cell. Peroxidase stain plus Wrights-Giemsa counterstain. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia bloodFive negative early-to-intermediate stage cells and two positive (multiple coarse black granules) cells. Both positive cells appear to be early cells. Peroxidase stain plus Wright's-Giemsa counterstain. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia bloodFour negative cells; two of which show large azurophlic granules with colorless center. One positive metamyelocyte lies at the lower left corner. Peroxidase stain plus Wright's-Giemsa counterstain. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood
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Blasts, peroxidase stain, M-7 leukemia blood
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Blasts, peroxidase stain, M-7 leukemia bloodFive negative cells, all of which appear to be Blasts. Two positive cells, one containing a fine sprinkling of black granules and the other one is very positive similar to progranulocytes and myelocytes. Peroxidase stain with no counterstain. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Blasts, peroxidase stain, M-7 leukemia blood
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia bloodLeft frame: negative cells. Peroxidase stain with no counterstain Right frame: 4 negative and 1 positive cell. Peroxidase stain plus Wright's-Giemsa counterstain. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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Peroxidase and Wright's-Giemsa stains, M-7 leukemia blood
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Late neutrophil, platelet, PAS stain, M-7 leukemia
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Late neutrophil, platelet, PAS stain, M-7 leukemiaOne positive late neutrophil and 3 positive (multiple red granules) early cells and one positive platelet. Periodic Acid Schiff (PAS) stain. Acute Megakaryocytic Leukemia (M-7) in relapse. Blood - 100X
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