Kyle Bradley, MD on X: Megaloblastic neutrophils in bone marrow
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Hematopathology Resident / Fellow Manual - Department of
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Kyle Bradley, MD (@KyleBradleyMD) / X
Kyle Bradley, MD on X: Hypersegmented (dysplastic) neutrophil in the blood of a patient with a myelodysplastic syndrome. Dysplastic neutrophils typically have hypolobated nuclei but occasionally are hypersegmented. / X
PDF) cap.org 2012 Hematology, Clinical Microscopy, and Body Fluids Glossary
Kyle Bradley, MD on X: B-cell prolymphocytic leukemia. Note characteristic single large nucleolus. Dx: >55% prolymphs with no hx of CLL. / X
Kyle Bradley, MD on X: These are indeed plasma cells. Plasma cells can sometimes be multinucleated and even resemble megakaryocytes! A CD138 IHC stain is shown. Also, see this post (different case)
Williams Hematology-McGraw-Hill (2015).pdf
Kyle Bradley, MD on X: Tips for determining bone marrow % cellularity: Step 1) More cells, more fat, or about equal? Step 2) Estimate % cellularity AND % fatularity (I made up
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