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2010-11-03
An image from a bone marrow demonstrating a segmented neutrophil beside a band (labeled).
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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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2010-11-03
An image from a bone marrow demonstrating various myeloid and erythroid precursors. A neutrophilic band is found in the middle above other cells.
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2018-06-28
An image from a bone marrow smear demonstrating two metamyelocytes beside a blast and neutrophil band (center) found in a patient with normal bone marrow (50X oil immersion). Other cell granulocytes and erythroid precursors can be seen surrounding the central cluster
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2018-06-21
An image from a peripheral blood smear demonstrating myeloid precursors and a few blasts (bottom left, right) seen in a patient with chronic myelogenous leukemia (50X oil immersion).
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2018-06-28
An image from a bone marrow smear demonstrating a promyelocyte (center) with primary granules and a golgi clearing seen in a patient with a normal bone marrow (100X oil immersion). Other myeloid and erythroid precursors are also present.
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2018-06-21
An image from a peripheral blood smear demonstrating a neutrophilia and myeloid precursors seen in a patient with chronic myelogenous leukemia (50X oil immersion).
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2018-06-21
An image from a bone marrow smear demonstrating myeloid hyperplasia and a few blasts seen in a patient with chronic myelogenous leukemia (50X oil immersion). Few erythroid precursors are present.
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2018-06-21
An image from a bone marrow smear demonstrating myeloid hyperplasia seen in a patient with chronic myelogenous leukemia (50X oil immersion). A few erythroid precursors are present.