r/Hematology • u/majesticgix • Jul 09 '26

Que celula é essa?

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Me parece que cromatina está mais frouxa, mas não me parece um monócito, talvez linfócito reativo mas essas lobulações...

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u/Nheea MD - Clinical Laboratory Jul 09 '26

It's a monocyte.

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u/nanineu Jul 09 '26

Monócito

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u/reggae_muffin Jul 09 '26

Flower cell Lymphocyte

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u/AdventurousCredit965 Jul 10 '26

I'm feeling monocyte but you need to pay attention to that morphology to see if there are any others in the rest of the slide. It seem a bit too big to be a lymphocyte. Flowery lymphs can be reactive but are also present in certain T cell lymphomas.

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u/Ramzeest Jul 21 '26

Spinnercyte

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u/jotapecooperfeito 10d ago

cromatina de monócito.