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ture neoplastic cells seem capable of appropriate function. In acute leukemia,
however, the cells are often immature and incompetent, and the patient is at risk
of infection because of this. Examination of the Blood Film. Scanning the blood
film ...
ture neoplastic cells seem capable of appropriate function. In acute leukemia,
however, the cells are often immature and incompetent, and the patient is at risk
of infection because of this. Examination of the Blood Film. Scanning the blood
film ...
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Gastric lavage specimen, malignant lymphoma. Note small lymphoid cells with
slight anisonucleosis and prominent nucleoli in contrast to large squamous cells.
(Papanicolaou preparation, x 500.) patient is rotated 2 minutes on each side and
...
Gastric lavage specimen, malignant lymphoma. Note small lymphoid cells with
slight anisonucleosis and prominent nucleoli in contrast to large squamous cells.
(Papanicolaou preparation, x 500.) patient is rotated 2 minutes on each side and
...
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tory cells and histiocytes are frequently found in exudates. Cells from metastatic
carcinoma characteristically form large groups of varied configurations.
Specimens from squamous cell carcinoma may show aggregates with loss of
polarity, and ...
tory cells and histiocytes are frequently found in exudates. Cells from metastatic
carcinoma characteristically form large groups of varied configurations.
Specimens from squamous cell carcinoma may show aggregates with loss of
polarity, and ...
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