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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 |
Nalezené obrázky* (n=12)
AML without maturation- BM- MPOX
Description: There are the most negative cells in myeloperoxidase staining. But three immature cells in the picture (at left) are cleary positive. One positive cell at right is more mature (metamyelocyte or even band) and cannot be count in numer of positive blasts.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, metamyelocyte, band, myeloperoxidase stain

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, metamyelocyte, band, myeloperoxidase stain
Chronic myelogenous leukaemia - chronic phase
Description: Various stages of maturation in neutrophil lineage (one myeloblast in the centre, two segments and metamyelocyte). Only one early normoblast is under the myeloblast; beside it to the left is basophil.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, metamyelocyte, basophil, segmented granulocyte, normoblast

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, metamyelocyte, basophil, segmented granulocyte, normoblast
Megaloblastic haematopoiesis- BM
Description: Giant metamyelocytes and bands in neutrophil series are usually present. Detection of these cells is diagnostically important in cases, when megaloblastic features of erythropoiesis are masked by co-existing iron deficiency. Granulopoiesis use to be also hyperplastic in bone marrow, although less so than erythropoiesis.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: giant band cell, giant metamyelocyte

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: giant band cell, giant metamyelocyte
Megaloblastic haematopoiesis- BM
Description: There is the giant metamyelocyte at 6 o'clock at a typical change in granulocytic lineage. It is approximately twice times the size of a normal metamyelocyte with abnormal shape of nuclei. There is a hypersegmented neutrophil at right.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: metamyelocyte, giant metamyelocyte

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: metamyelocyte, giant metamyelocyte
CML accelerated phase - PB
Description: Leucocytosis, left shift. Two blasts at the right side (at 3. o´clock). basophil on the left. Normoblast in the centre, lymphocyte at the right side up.
Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, basophil, lymphocyte, normoblast

Type: peripheral blood
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, basophil, lymphocyte, normoblast
CML accelerated phase - BM
Description: Hyperplastic bone marrow with increased number of granulopoetic cells, predominant population represent myelocytes and segmented granulocytes, blasts are increased, marked basophilia. Two blasts are present - one is in the centre bottom and one is on the right side ( on the 2 o'clock).Three basophiles are present - one in the centre and two at the right side of the picture.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, basophil, segmented granulocyte

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, basophil, 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. 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

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, eosinophil, 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

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: metamyelocyte, orthochromatophilic normoblast, naked nucleus, tumour cell
MDS RAEB II
Description: In the middle of this picture you can see a blast with clear Auer rods (visible clear nucleoli).
On the left there is a large metamyelocyte.
In cells of myeloid lineage a dense hypergranulation is visible.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: Auer rod, hypergranulation, giant metamyelocyte

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: Auer rod, hypergranulation, giant metamyelocyte
MDS RAEB II
Description: Large metamyelocyte and three blasts with visible nucleoli.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: metamyelocyte, giant metamyelocyte

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: metamyelocyte, giant metamyelocyte
MDS RAEB II
Description: In the left part on the picture there is immature megakaryocyte with single nucleus and withaut mature granulomer.
In the right part of the picture we can see the beginning of the apoptosis of the neutrophil.
In the myelocytes and metamyelocytes you can see hypergranularity.
Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: megakaryocyte, hypogranulation

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: megakaryocyte, hypogranulation
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

Type: bone marrow
Klíčová slova*: myeloblast, metamyelocyte, eosinophil, monoblast