WBC counts and units
Here’s an excellent question that comes up from time to time in class. (more…)
Here’s an excellent question that comes up from time to time in class. (more…)

One of our readers sent in a nice quiz that he recently gave to his residents (from medicine, pediatrics and pathology) rotating through hematopathology. (more…)
A 62 year-old male presents with hepatosplenomegaly, skin lesions, and cardiomyopathy. A representative field of his blood smear is shown here. (more…)

Q. I’m in doubt regarding myelodysplasia – is it multipotent or pluripotent?
People have been sending in photos of themselves in their Pathology Student t-shirts – and it’s so cool to see the shirt (and the people!) in such different places, doing different things. (more…)
Sometimes, you just can’t tell what kind of tumor you’re looking at under the microscope. (more…)
A 57 year-old male presents with fatigue and left upper quadrant heaviness. His white blood cell count is 110 x 109/L, and his hemoglobin is 8 g/dL. A bone marrow biopsy is performed, and in addition to a marked increase in neutrophils and precursors, a rare cell such as the one depicted here is present.
Here is a good multi-part question from a student trying to understand some things about myeloma. (more…)
Q. Can you please simplify for me how to pick if the case is leukemia or lymphoma ? (more…)
Q. Why is there splenomegaly in hemolytic anemias with intravascular hemolysis? (more…)
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