Kyle Bradley, MD on X: Megaloblastic neutrophils in bone marrow

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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)

Kyle Bradley, MD on X: Granulocyte precursors with ingested RBCs (BM aspirate). Very unusual! Pt has CMML. This was seen in 2 marrows collected 16 months apart. / X

Haematologica, volume 101, issue 10 by Haematologica - Issuu

Haematologica, volume 101, issue 10 by Haematologica - Issuu

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Kyle Bradley, MD on X: Plasma cells can sometimes resemble megakaryocytes! One key differentiating feature: the two giant plasma cells have agranular cytoplasm. Compare to the megakaryocyte (inset). Bone marrow aspirate smear

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

Selected Abstracts from the 12th Annual Meeting of the Clinical Immunology Society: 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting: Immune Deficiency and Dysregulation North American Conference

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