Howell-Jolly bodies are inclusion that may be seen in splenectomized patients or patients with an otherwise non-functioning or atrophic spleen, and in patients with severe anemia or ...

Bite cells (“Degmacytes”) RBCs with peripheral single or multiple arcuate defects. Usually associated with spherocytes and blister cells. seen in : Oxidant stress. Normal ...

Basophilic stippling is the occurrence of fine, medium, or coarse blue granules uniformly distributed throughout some red blood cells. Fine stippling may be associated with polychromatophilia, ...

In the presence of some anemias, the body increases production of red blood cells (RBCs), and sends these cells into the bloodstream before they are mature. These slightly immature ...

The arrow point to a Giant platelet, notice its size more than red cell size

A: Basophilic Stippling B: Howel-Jolley Bodies C: Cabot’s Ring E: Heinz Bodies

Charcot-Leyden crystals. These crystals are the breakdown products of eosinophils and maybe found in the feces and sputum of people with tissue-invading parasitic infections or various ...

Cabot rings are ring shape, or figure-8, these inclusions represents nuclear cabot rings can be seen in megaloblastic anemia

The rod-shaped appearance of the central pallor is characteristic of a stomatocyte.This image was obtained from the peripheral blood smear of an 86 year-old male who presented with ...