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- 214Romanowsky Stain
- 151Peripheral Blood Smear
- 58Neutrophil
- 39Bone Marrow Smear
- 37Abnormal Red Blood Cell
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2018-06-11
An image from a peripheral blood smear showing bacteria (intra- and extra-cellular) seen in a patient with bacterial septicemia (100X oil immersion). Two neutrophils with toxic vacuolation and ingested bacteria are also seen.
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2018-06-11
An image from a peripheral blood smear showing bacteria (intra- and extra-cellular) seen in a patient with bacterial septicemia (100X oil immersion).
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2018-06-11
An image from a peripheral blood smear showing bacteria (intra- and extra-cellular) seen in a patient with bacterial septicemia (50X oil immersion). Four neutrophils with toxic vacuolation and ingested bacteria are also seen.
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2018-06-11
An image from a peripheral blood smear showing bacteria (intra- and extra-cellular) seen in a patient with bacterial septicemia (100X oil immersion). Two neutrophils with toxic vacuolation and ingested bacteria are also seen.
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2018-06-28
An image from a bone marrow smear demonstrating a band (center) beside neutrophil and small lymphocyte seen in a patient with a normal bone marrow (100X oil immersion).
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2018-06-28
An image from a bone marrow smear showing two neutrophil bands (top, right) seen in a patient with a normal bone marrow (100X oil immersion). Two myelocytes (left, right) and a single metamyelocyte (right) are also present.
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2018-08-18
An image from a normal peripheral blood smear showing a basophil (100X oil immersion).
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2018-06-28
An image from a bone marrow smear showing a basophilic normoblast (center) seen in a patient with a normal bone marrow (100X oil immersion).
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2018-06-28
An image from a bone marrow smear showing a basophilic normoblast (center-bottom) beside a small lymphocyte (center-top) seen in a patient with a normal bone marrow (100X oil immersion).
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2018-06-28
An image from a bone marrow smear showing a basophilic normoblast (center-right) with a round nucleus and basophilic cytoplasm and an orthochromic normoblast (center-left) seen in a patient with a normal bone marrow (100X oil immersion).