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Microcytic Hypochromic Anaemia

13 Mar 2013
Shown above is an image of hypochromic microcytic anaemia. This patient had iron deficiency anaemia. Microcytosis is presence of small erythrocytes and hypochromia presence of erythrocytes that are poorly haemoglobinized.…
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Lymphocytes

11 Mar 201313 Mar 2013
There are two types of lymphocytes small (10-12µm) and large (12-16µm). Most of the lymphocytes in the peripheral blood are small. The nucleus of he lymphocytes is small, round, usually…
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Monocyte

11 Mar 201311 Mar 2013
Monocytes are the largest leucocytes. They vary considerable in size and shape and may measure about 12-20 µm in diameter. The have a lobulated nucleus that is centrally placed with…
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Large Granular Lymphocyte

24 Jul 201213 Mar 2013
Typically lymphocytes are small (10-12μm) cells with a scanty agranular cytoplasm with a round slightly indented nucleus. About 10% of lymphocytes are larger (12-16μ), have a nucleus which has a…

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