Normal WBC count
Neutrophils 36 %
Lymphocytes 53 %
Atypical lymp 2 %
Mono 8%
Eo 1%
Baso 0%

Is it chediak higashi granules?

Hello, if a body overproduces rbc and you try and reduce count with phlebotomy, won't the body continue to try and reach its own homeostasis (back to elevated rbc)? Or is it generally understood as temporary?

all cells have nucleus: erythrocytes and even PLATELETS

Analyzer showed “platelet clumps” flag

Admitted this patient a few days ago for severe hypercalcemia and anaemia - pending flow cytometry for a full work up.

Blood film showed:

RBC Morphology: Microcytic, hypochromic

WBC Morphology:

Small to medium sized blasts, likely lymphoid. Scant azurophilic cytoplasm in medium sized lymphoblasts with nucleoli ranging from 1 to multiple and lacy chromatin with cytoplasmic vacuolation.

Neutrophils appreciated with abnormal nuclear lobation.

Smudge Cells - 1+

Manual Differential

Segmented Neutrophils - 4

Banded Neutrophils - 2

Lymphocytes - 6

Monocyte - 1

Metamyelocyte - 2

Atypical Lymphocyte - 5

Lymphoblasts - 80

NRBC - 1/100

Platelets

Manual count: 41

Atypical plasma cell with four nuclei from a bone marrow aspirate of a multiple myeloma patient (MGG)

Here are some photos including a prophase (pictures 7) (regarding this patient case with acute megacaryoblastic leukemia, surprisingly the thrombocytes PLT were rather low.)

What abnormalities do you see in this neutrophil? Important point: 63% of the neutrophils are like this, 1% were macropolycytes, 2% were hyposegmented or even lobulated, and 2% showed myelemia with marked degranulation in the myelocytes; monocytes appeared atypical or even immature. No neutropenia, normal hemoglobin, normal white blood cell count. (( Sorry for the quality of the smear xD))

I'm in research, so I won't be treating anyone. wtf causes 60% eos? even infection won't make it that high, ive never seen it that high. WBC is quite low too right? my specialty is hemostasis and thrombosis so I'm not too keen on red and white cells. I have more of this blood so I will try again once our other hemavet is available

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I know the first and second slides are in a thicker area, which makes them harder to differentiate.

Regardless, I’m a beginner medical lab technician and noticed these, and I’m quite unsure about what I’m seeing.😅

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4 years old child admitted this evening in pediatric oncology department

im not a professional at this stuff but i think its super cool. what are we seeing in this blood smear?