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Scientific Editorial Group
Soheir Beshara, MD
Associate Professor
Karolinska University Laboratory, SwedenMartin Bommer, MD
Attending Physician
Department of Internal Medicine III University of Ulm, GermanyElizabeth Broome, MD
Clinical Professor, Director Hematology Laboratory
University of California, San Diego, USADavid Langstaff, MD
Integrated Vice-President
Hamilton Regional Laboratory Medicine Program, CanadaJürgen Riedl, PhD
Resident Clinical Chemistry
Albert Schweitzer Hospital, the NetherlandsBrian Sheridan, MD
Deputy Head of Laboratory Hematology
University Health Network, CanadaYoko Tabe, MD
Associate Professor
Juntendo University Hospital, JapanWarry van Gelder, MD
Medical Director Clinical Chemistry
Albert Schweitzer Hospital, the Netherlands
Monthly Archives: May 2012
CellAtlas update
There is a CellAtlas update waiting for you!
In the new version of the CellAtlas app you can learn more about Other Findings in Peripheral Blood such as Auer Rods, Sezary Cells and Toxic Granulation. You will also find some nice improvements to CellQuiz which allows you to advance in your cell morphology quest.
CellAtlas can be downloaded to your iPhone or Android.
Enjoy!
Resolves skills shortage at small sites
– Why should a patient have to travel to a major healthcare facility when their blood smear can be sent digitally to our main lab? This conclusion was made by Tom Clancy at University Health Networks in Toronto, Canada, after testing our new cell morphology system for networked hospitals and associated laboratories this past winter – the CellaVision® Image Capture System.
If you are a small lab performing up to 15 cell differentials per day and are not within easy reach of morphology expertise, you will most likely agree with Mr Clancy. Using your existing microscope, our Image Capture System helps you to find, focus and capture cell images and… Read more »
The diagnosis for mystery case #10
Thank you for solving this mystery case! You were all spot on. Yes, it is Platelet Satellitism.
Thanks for sharing all the good suggestions! If you want to find out more read this interesting article about Platelet satellitism in a trauma patient.
Mystery cells, case #10
This is a rare finding that impacts mature neutrophils and can lead to pseudo-thrombocytopenia on a CBC machine.
Notice that only neutrophils are impacted, other cells are fine.
Do you recognize this rare phenomenon?
The images were captured last month on a CellaVision DM96:



