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| Larger than normal basophilic granules within cytoplasm, resemble primary granules, seen with acute bacterial, infections poisoning and burns. |
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| Round, oval light blue staining area found in the cytoplasm, remnants of RNA, seen with toxic granulation in infections and burns. |
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| Slender, rod shaped bodies within the cytoplasm. Compsoed of lysosomlal material and fused primary granules, seen in pts with acute myeloblastic leukemia. |
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| Observed with the nucleus fails to segent or form 3-5 lobes within the neutrophil, segments appear to be bilobed, inherited or acquired. Pelger-Huet Anomaly. |
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| LArge granules seen in the cytoplasm of neutrophils, lymphocytes or monocytes, rare inherited syndrome treated with marrow transplant, disease state called chediak-Higashi syndrome. |
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| heavy dark granulation in granulocytic cells, inherited condition Alder Reilly anomaly |
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| similar to dohle bodies but larger with sharper defined borders,, Plts are decreased but no other significant clinical sumptoms, MAy-Hegglin anomoly |
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| Clonal, all abnormal cells and appear very similar to one another. |
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| REactive Lymphocytes (atypical) |
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| variable within single specimen, large and small cells, basophilic and pale cells, common to see darkly staining cytoplasm where it touches RBCs, often seen in Mono. |
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| Antigenically stimulated mature B lymphocyte, underglo blast transformation, will look the same (look for the perinuclear halo) function is to produce Ig. |
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| Damaged fragile wBCs with a frayed nuclei and no cytoplasm, cellsa re not counted within diff unless all/most look like smudge cells, only signif. when in large numbers, CLL |
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