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25-Howell–Jolly bodies (RBC inclusion)
Image from a case of megaloblastic anemia due to severe vitamin B12 deficiency.Definition: Howell–Jolly bodies are typically round, smooth, and single, and represent nuclear remnants of dense chromatin. They are frequently found in smears of asplenic individuals or in megaloblastic anemia.By Dr Mohammad Moharram08/05/2023
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24-RBCs morphological abnormalities
1- Dacrocyte2- Stomatocyte3- Polychromatic RBCs4- OvalocyteBy Dr Mohammad Moharram20/05/2022
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23- Polychromatic RBCs
Polychromatic RBCs represents stained reticulocytesBy Dr Mohammad Moharram02/10/2020
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22- Macrocyte (Macrocytic RBCs)
Photos from a patient of megaloblastic anemia.Normal erythrocytes are approximately the same size as the nuclei of small lymphocytes, about 8 μm in diameter.By Dr Mohammad Moharram02/10/2020
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21- RBC Basophilic Stippling
Photo 1 is from a patient of megaloblastic anemia.Photos 2,3 and 4 are from a patient of myeloproliferative disorder.By Dr Mohammad Moharram02/10/2020
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20- Sickle Cell Solubility Test
Tube 1 : NegativeTube 2 : Positive"4 Photos for different cases"By Dr Mohammad Moharram24/04/2020
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18- Rouleaux formation of RBC
"2 Pics" from a known case of plasma cell myelomaBy Dr Mohammad Moharram22/01/2020
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17- Peripheral blood smear from a patient with sickle cell disease illustrates the spectrum of RBC findings including:
2 pics1. sickle cells
2. Howell-Jolly bodies.
3. Polychromatophilic RBCs
4. Target cell
By Dr Tamer Soliman31-10-2019
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16- Degenerative changes in blood cell morphology with samples that are collected in EDTA
4 Pictures show degenerating neutrophil with indistinct nuclear segmentation and many vacuoles and Erythrocytes are crenated.
Morphologyical changes In erythrocytes : erythrocytes began to show poikilocytosis with crenated forms and cytoplasmic spikes (burr cells, echinocytes) Morphological changes in granulocytes : include cytoplasmic rupture, loss of nuclear shape, elongation or indistinct segmentation of granulocyte nuclei, loss of chromatin definition (appear to have liquefied), pyknotic nuclei (necrobiotic forms), degranulation and cytoplasmic vacuolation... Blood film should be made within 5 hours of collection from blood anticoagulant with EDTA to avoid degenerative changesBy Dr Shimaa Gaber15-10-2019
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Golf ball inclusion
Hemoglobin H Disease
BCB-stained PB smear
By Dr Tamer Soliman25-9-2019
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1. Macrocyte
2. Giant Platelet
3. Myeloblast
By Dr Tamer Soliman13-9-2019
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9- Dimorphic RBC "RBC Double Population"
UP: Microscopic pictures "3" DOWN: RBC Histogram for the same caseBy Dr Mohammad Moharram6-9-2019
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7- PB film of a case of Beta-Thalassemia Major showing:
- dimorphic RBCs population (normo- and hypo-chromic)
- nRBCs
- Fragmented RBCs
- Microspherocytes
- Target cells
By Dr Tamer Soliman20-8-2019
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1. Echinocytes/Burr RBC
2. Basophilic Stippling
3. Microspherocyte
4. Elliptocyte (cigar-shaped) RBC
5. Polychromatic Ovalocytes
6. Tear-drop RBCs (Dacrocytes)
7. Elliptocyte (cigar-shaped) RBC
8. Ovalocytes
9. Polychromatic Ovalocytes
10. Schistocytes (Fragmented RBCs)
By Dr Tamer Soliman19-8-2019
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