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id | název* | obrázků* | autor* | vytvořeno* | modifikováno* | schváleno* | schválil* |
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147 | cs: Chronická myeloidní leukémie - akcelerace onemocnění en: Chronic myelogenous leukaemia - accelerated phase |
7 | Irena Trnavská, J. Kissová | 3.5.2008, 21:08 | 9.9.2009, 23:06 | 9.9.2009, 23:06 | J. Kissová |
91 | cs: AMML EO s inv(16) en: AMML Eo with inv(16) |
8 | A. Buliková | 3.6.2007, 12:34 | 2.10.2007, 13:12 | 2.10.2007, 13:12 | J. Kissová |
25 | cs: AML M4 Eo en: AML M4 Eo |
8 | S. Valníček | 27.10.2006, 13:47 | 4.12.2007, 10:41 | 4.12.2007, 10:41 | Jan Blatný |
Nalezené obrázky* (n=24)
AML with multilineage dysplasia - BM
Description: Three myeloblasts are in the lower left; one of them (underneath eosinophilic myelocyte) has some azurophilic granulation, cytoplasmic protrusions and cleft nucleus. Erythroid lineage shows dysplastic features - nuclear lobulisation, karyorhexis and poor hemoglobinization of cytoplasm.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil
Description: Three myeloblasts are in the lower left; one of them (underneath eosinophilic myelocyte) has some azurophilic granulation, cytoplasmic protrusions and cleft nucleus. Erythroid lineage shows dysplastic features - nuclear lobulisation, karyorhexis and poor hemoglobinization of cytoplasm.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma - ALK negative
Description: One tumour cell in ALCL (middle right) - large cell with fine nuclear chromatin, prominent nucleolus, abundant cytoplasm which basophilia passes to eosinophilia. There are also three neutrophil myelocytes (upper one is destroyed), one lymphocyte (at 3 o'clock). The last cell in the picture is macrophage (between two myelocytes). These cells are typical component of this lymphohistiocytic variant of the lymphoma .
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, macrophage, tumour cell
Description: One tumour cell in ALCL (middle right) - large cell with fine nuclear chromatin, prominent nucleolus, abundant cytoplasm which basophilia passes to eosinophilia. There are also three neutrophil myelocytes (upper one is destroyed), one lymphocyte (at 3 o'clock). The last cell in the picture is macrophage (between two myelocytes). These cells are typical component of this lymphohistiocytic variant of the lymphoma .
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, macrophage, tumour cell
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma - ALK negative
Description: Large cell with kidney-shaped nucleus with eosinophilic region in cytoplasm at lower right quadrant of the cell, while another parts of cytoplasm is basophilic. The cytoplasm is abundant. There are some blue nucleoli in the nucleus. The cell size one can estimate to 40 micrometers and more.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: lymphocyte atypical
Description: Large cell with kidney-shaped nucleus with eosinophilic region in cytoplasm at lower right quadrant of the cell, while another parts of cytoplasm is basophilic. The cytoplasm is abundant. There are some blue nucleoli in the nucleus. The cell size one can estimate to 40 micrometers and more.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: lymphocyte atypical
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma - ALK negative
Description: Another example of anaplastic large lymphoma cell. Here is ex-centric, horse-shoe-shaped nucleus. Eosinophilic area of cytoplasm is at 3 o'clock. Nuclear chromatin is fine, nucleus contains several prominent nucleoli. There is bi-lobar late normoblast with internuclear bride at 3 o'clock.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: lymphocyte atypical
Description: Another example of anaplastic large lymphoma cell. Here is ex-centric, horse-shoe-shaped nucleus. Eosinophilic area of cytoplasm is at 3 o'clock. Nuclear chromatin is fine, nucleus contains several prominent nucleoli. There is bi-lobar late normoblast with internuclear bride at 3 o'clock.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: lymphocyte atypical
Splenic marginal zone B- cell lymphoma
Description: Another example of "villous lymphocytes" in peripheral blood smear (without EDTA). Cytoplasm of the lymphoma cells is quite basophilic. One segmented eosinophil at the middle left.
Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: lymphocyte atypical
Description: Another example of "villous lymphocytes" in peripheral blood smear (without EDTA). Cytoplasm of the lymphoma cells is quite basophilic. One segmented eosinophil at the middle left.
Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: lymphocyte atypical
Chronic myelogenous leukaemia - chronic phase
Description: Excess of granulocytic cells - the most of them are neutrophils in different stage of maturation including segmented ones, only two are eosinophils (one to the middle left and one to the middle right). Only one late erythroblast with pycnotic nucleus is underneath the centre of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: eosinophil, normoblast
Description: Excess of granulocytic cells - the most of them are neutrophils in different stage of maturation including segmented ones, only two are eosinophils (one to the middle left and one to the middle right). Only one late erythroblast with pycnotic nucleus is underneath the centre of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: eosinophil, normoblast
Chronic myelogenous leukaemia - chronic phase
Description: Increased number of basophils (upper one at 10 o'clock) and mostly also of eosinophils (lower one at 10 o'clock; there is segmented neutrophil between these two cells) is typical feature of the disease. Eryhtropoiesis is reduced (slide shows no erythroid precursors).
Type: bone marrow
Description: Increased number of basophils (upper one at 10 o'clock) and mostly also of eosinophils (lower one at 10 o'clock; there is segmented neutrophil between these two cells) is typical feature of the disease. Eryhtropoiesis is reduced (slide shows no erythroid precursors).
Type: bone marrow
Chronic myelogenous leukaemia - chronic phase
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of neutrophil segment and their precursors. Maturation pattern is similar to that in perifpheral blood - predominant populations represent mature neutrophils and myelocytes. There are three eosinofiphils in this part of slide (at 9, 3 and 4 o'clock). There isn't presence of significant dysgranulopoiesis .
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, segmented granulocyte
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of neutrophil segment and their precursors. Maturation pattern is similar to that in perifpheral blood - predominant populations represent mature neutrophils and myelocytes. There are three eosinofiphils in this part of slide (at 9, 3 and 4 o'clock). There isn't presence of significant dysgranulopoiesis .
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, segmented granulocyte
Chronic myeloid leukaemia, blast phase- BM
Description: Infiltration of lymphoblasts, two of them with nuclear indentation, two eosinophiles, smear cell on the left.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: eosinophil, lymphoblast
Description: Infiltration of lymphoblasts, two of them with nuclear indentation, two eosinophiles, smear cell on the left.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: eosinophil, lymphoblast
CML accelerated phase - PB
Description: Predominance of segmented granulocytes, neutrophil band in the centre, eosinophil myelocyte at the right side bottom, cluster of three blasts in the centre.
Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil, band, segmented granulocyte
Description: Predominance of segmented granulocytes, neutrophil band in the centre, eosinophil myelocyte at the right side bottom, cluster of three blasts in the centre.
Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil, band, segmented granulocyte
CML accelerated phase - BM
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of granulopoetic cells, predominant population represent myelocytes and segmented granulocytes, eosinophiles and blasts are increased, basophilia. Two blasts are present - one is in the centre and one is on the right side up (on the 2 o'clock).Two basophiles are present - one is slightly right up and one at the left side bottom. Eosinophil myelocyte is present on the right upper border of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of granulopoetic cells, predominant population represent myelocytes and segmented granulocytes, eosinophiles and blasts are increased, basophilia. Two blasts are present - one is in the centre and one is on the right side up (on the 2 o'clock).Two basophiles are present - one is slightly right up and one at the left side bottom. Eosinophil myelocyte is present on the right upper border of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
CML accelerated phase - BM
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of granulopoetic cells, predominant population represent myelocytes and segmented granulocytes, blasts and eosinophiles are increased. Blast is on the right side bottom , two eosinophil myelocytes are present - one up and one at the bottom in the centre of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, eosinophil, band, segmented granulocyte
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of granulopoetic cells, predominant population represent myelocytes and segmented granulocytes, blasts and eosinophiles are increased. Blast is on the right side bottom , two eosinophil myelocytes are present - one up and one at the bottom in the centre of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, eosinophil, band, segmented granulocyte
CML accelerated phase - BM
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of granulopoetic cells, predominant population represent myelocytes and segmented granulocytes, blasts and eosinophiles are increased, marked basophilia. Blasts are in the centre and on the right and left side (at 9 and 2 o'clock), eosinophil is in the centre below segmented granulocyte. Four basophiles are present - two at the right side up and two at the bottom part of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, eosinophil, basophil, band, segmented granulocyte
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of granulopoetic cells, predominant population represent myelocytes and segmented granulocytes, blasts and eosinophiles are increased, marked basophilia. Blasts are in the centre and on the right and left side (at 9 and 2 o'clock), eosinophil is in the centre below segmented granulocyte. Four basophiles are present - two at the right side up and two at the bottom part of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, eosinophil, basophil, band, segmented granulocyte
Small- cell bronchial carcinoma - BM
Description: The first example of the bone marrow infiltration in this case - the cluster of the middle size cells with narrow rim of basophilic cytoplasm; there is fine chromatin and some nucleoli in the nucleus. There is eosinophil metamyelocyte at the upper left, neutrophil metamyelocyte at the upper right and there are two late erythroblasts at the upper part of the picture. Naked nucleoli are the typical content of the smear.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: metamyelocyte, orthochromatophilic normoblast, naked nucleus, tumour cell
Description: The first example of the bone marrow infiltration in this case - the cluster of the middle size cells with narrow rim of basophilic cytoplasm; there is fine chromatin and some nucleoli in the nucleus. There is eosinophil metamyelocyte at the upper left, neutrophil metamyelocyte at the upper right and there are two late erythroblasts at the upper part of the picture. Naked nucleoli are the typical content of the smear.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: metamyelocyte, orthochromatophilic normoblast, naked nucleus, tumour cell
AMML Eo bone marrow
Description: Hyper-cellular bone marrow with mixture of tumour cells of granulocytic and monocytic lineages. Two characteristic eosinophil myelocytes, that in at right has vacuolized cytoplasm. Eosinophil the mostly at right is promyelocyt with numerous purple pro-granules.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, promyelocyte, eosinophil, promonocyte, monocyte
Description: Hyper-cellular bone marrow with mixture of tumour cells of granulocytic and monocytic lineages. Two characteristic eosinophil myelocytes, that in at right has vacuolized cytoplasm. Eosinophil the mostly at right is promyelocyt with numerous purple pro-granules.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, promyelocyte, eosinophil, promonocyte, monocyte
AMML Eo bone marrow
Description: Blasts and promonocytes, eosinophils with atypical "basophil like" granulation. One promyelocyte at 5 o' clock. Eosinophil component reaches almost 14% of nucleated bone marrow cells.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: eosinophil, promonocyte
Description: Blasts and promonocytes, eosinophils with atypical "basophil like" granulation. One promyelocyte at 5 o' clock. Eosinophil component reaches almost 14% of nucleated bone marrow cells.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: eosinophil, promonocyte
AMML Eo CHE
Description: Staining of naftol ASC chloracetate esterase is positive in neutrophil lineage, negative in monocytic cells. In this case AML inv(16) is faintly positive reaction in abnormal eosinophils (at 5 and at 12 o'clock) - usually are eosinophils negative.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: neutrophil, eosinophil, monocyte
Description: Staining of naftol ASC chloracetate esterase is positive in neutrophil lineage, negative in monocytic cells. In this case AML inv(16) is faintly positive reaction in abnormal eosinophils (at 5 and at 12 o'clock) - usually are eosinophils negative.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: neutrophil, eosinophil, monocyte
AMML Eo bone marrow
Description: Several blasts with heterogeneous morphology, one monocyte and two eosinophils. This one at the left is really immature (promyelocyte), has a few large granules purple-violet in colour reminding basophilic granulation mixing with eosinophlic granules. Naked nuclei and damaged cells.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil, monocyte
Description: Several blasts with heterogeneous morphology, one monocyte and two eosinophils. This one at the left is really immature (promyelocyte), has a few large granules purple-violet in colour reminding basophilic granulation mixing with eosinophlic granules. Naked nuclei and damaged cells.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil, monocyte
CML - bone marrow
Description: Granulocytic hyperplasia - some eosinophils and basophils, predominant cells are mature neutrophils and myelocytes. Smear do not shows any marked dysplastic changes but one hypo-granular pseudo-pelgeroid segmented neutrophil (underneath centre of the picture at the 5 o'clock).
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, basophil, segmented granulocyte, pseudo-Pelger anomaly, hypogranulation
Description: Granulocytic hyperplasia - some eosinophils and basophils, predominant cells are mature neutrophils and myelocytes. Smear do not shows any marked dysplastic changes but one hypo-granular pseudo-pelgeroid segmented neutrophil (underneath centre of the picture at the 5 o'clock).
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, basophil, segmented granulocyte, pseudo-Pelger anomaly, hypogranulation
CML - peripheral blood
Description: In the middle of the picture are myelocytes, segmented neutrophils and two rather immature eosinophils. Mature basophil is on the left.
Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, basophil, segmented granulocyte
Description: In the middle of the picture are myelocytes, segmented neutrophils and two rather immature eosinophils. Mature basophil is on the left.
Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, basophil, segmented granulocyte
AML M4 EO, BM - BE
Description: Butyrat-esterase (BE) in M4 Eo. In the centre 2 strongly positive blasts (positivity typical for monocytes), right and downwards 2 cells with weak BE positivity.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil, monoblast
Description: Butyrat-esterase (BE) in M4 Eo. In the centre 2 strongly positive blasts (positivity typical for monocytes), right and downwards 2 cells with weak BE positivity.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, eosinophil, monoblast
AML M4 EO, BM
Description: Blast cells in M4 Eo. Note 3 immature eosinophils, 2 of them with dark blue granules, typical for eosinophils of M4 Eo.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, monoblast
Description: Blast cells in M4 Eo. Note 3 immature eosinophils, 2 of them with dark blue granules, typical for eosinophils of M4 Eo.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil, monoblast
AML M4 EO, BM
Description: Myeloid and monocytic blast cells, on the right side 3 immature eosinophiles. Note large basophilic granules in adition to eosinophilic ones in cells seen on the right..
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, metamyelocyte, eosinophil, monoblast
Description: Myeloid and monocytic blast cells, on the right side 3 immature eosinophiles. Note large basophilic granules in adition to eosinophilic ones in cells seen on the right..
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, metamyelocyte, eosinophil, monoblast
AML M4 EO, BM
Description: Upwards on the left and in the centre note immature eosiniphils showing double granulation i.e. eosinophilic and large basophilic granules, typical for M4 Eo. Downwards a monocyte is seen.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil
Description: Upwards on the left and in the centre note immature eosiniphils showing double granulation i.e. eosinophilic and large basophilic granules, typical for M4 Eo. Downwards a monocyte is seen.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myelocyte, eosinophil