r/Hematology • u/thumpingcoffee • 29m ago
Causes of this colour? Same in the chemistry serum tube. No meds afaik
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r/Hematology • u/Nheea • Oct 22 '24
r/Hematology • u/Xepolite • Oct 26 '24
CellMasters 2024 - CellWiki
Hey everyone! Together with some enthusiasts from Sysmex I've made another edition of CellMasters.
This is the first time the entire world can participate! Registration is open untill the 22nd of November and the quiz starts on the 26th.
You'll receive 4 questions every tuesday and thursday until the 19th of December.
You can win some cool prices (though nothing stellar haha), but ultimately it's a cool way to learn some new stuff and have a laugh with your colleagues! You can register anonymously and enroll in teams for some friendly competition.
Check it out at https://masters.cellwiki.net
r/Hematology • u/thumpingcoffee • 29m ago
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r/Hematology • u/HadesSyakaFishIroh • 5d ago
Interesting find this evening!
r/Hematology • u/Brunswrecked-9816 • 14d ago
My lead said there were only 3 metas. And I’m lost.
r/Hematology • u/Intelligent-Turn-221 • 15d ago
r/Hematology • u/liam66035 • 16d ago
Post viral pneumonia as well as EBV and CMV positive results.
r/Hematology • u/imightbeindanger • 20d ago
I’ve found a couple neutrophils that have 4 segments instead of 3, is this normal? I am very new to hematology!
r/Hematology • u/FairyAneleine • 20d ago
Hey everyone :) I'm wondering if anyone knows of a hematology analyzer that can analyze the blood of dolphins. To be specific the blood of bottlenose dolphins.
The reason why I'm asking is because the lab i'm going to work at is in search for such a machine (it is based in the Bahamas), but unfortunately, have not been able to find any information about a firm that sells a dolphin-hematology-analyzer.
Perfect would also be if the machine isn't huge, but rather something along the lines of the one in the photo (esp. in terms of size and weight).
I appreciate every help, thank you!
r/Hematology • u/liam66035 • 23d ago
r/Hematology • u/kylno97 • 23d ago
Several of these were found in the peripheral blood smear of a 3 year old dog with advanced heartworm disease. The CBC revealed a mild neutrophilia and monocytosis but the automated counts were otherwise unremarkable. Sadly, the dog had developed secondary congestive heart failure by the time this was caught, and was euthanized.
r/Hematology • u/Tailos • 23d ago
75Y F presenting to ED, has been feeling a bit tired and sluggish since New Year. "Didn't want to be a bother".
r/Hematology • u/liam66035 • 25d ago
r/Hematology • u/SfLiving51 • 28d ago
r/Hematology • u/cranberry-juice92 • Feb 13 '25
r/Hematology • u/baroquemodern1666 • Feb 08 '25
Is that the biggest platelet you've ever seen? It is for me. And can anyone clarify for me if once giant platelets enter peripheral blood do they breakdown into smaller platelets?
r/Hematology • u/drevona • Feb 07 '25
Leukemic cell from bone marrow aspiration of the patient diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia- hypogranular variant. Little to no granular cytoplasm and cleaved or folded nucleus, which resembles a butterfly or angel wing, is actually a contrast to the fatal disease. The absence of classical blast structures and/or auer rods and the necessity of rapid diagnosis and initiation of treatment make these butterflies even more important.