The structure shown is a granular cast      

Here is a hypersegmented neutrophil that is present with megaloblastic anemias. There are 8 lobes instead of the usual 3 or 4. Such anemias can be due to folate or to B12 deficiency. ...

This is CBC diagram from patient with iron deficiency anemia, notice that: Hemoglobin, Hematocrit is decreased —> Anemia MCV is low —> Microcytic Anemia MCH is low ...

Numerous sickled RBC’s are present (small arrows). A single nucleated RBC is noted (large arrow). Of note is the absence of polychromasia.

There are numerous fragmented RBC’s seen here. Some of the irregular shapes appear as “helmet” cells. Such fragmented RBC’s are known as “schistocytes” ...

It’s Uric Acid Crystals, Uric acid crystals are diamond or barrel shaped crystals that are typically yellow to orange-brown in color. They can be found in normal urine but may ...

the round, dark-blue granules known as basophilic stippling The granules are composed of precipitated ribosomes and mitochondria in immature red blood cells Basophilic Stippling ...

This smear taken from acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) patient when we first report the cell we say it’s blast but we don’t specify it until we do other tests but i put ...

 This is Alkaline Urine: notice triple phosphate crystals These “triple phosphate” crystals look like rectangles, or coffin lids     Source & References: ...

This is hypochormic microcytic anemia condition Hypochormic as central pallor zone increased in most red cells Microcytic as cells are smaller than normal Anisocytosis (variation in ...

 An elevated WBC count with mainly neutrophils suggests inflammation or infection. A very high WBC count (>50,000) that is not a leukemia is known as a “leukemoid reaction”. This ...

Normal Lymphocyte on the left and Segmented Neutrophil on the right   Normal Monocyte, notice the folded nucleus and it’s big size comparing to other blood cells   Eosinophil ...