RT Book, Section
A1 Press, Oliver W.
A1 Lichtman, Marshall A.
A1 Leonard, John P.
SR Print(0)
ID 1148367335
T1 Frontispiece
T2 Williams Hematology Malignant Lymphoid Diseases
YR 2017
FD 2017
PB McGraw-Hill Education
PP New York, NY
SN 9781260117066
LK hemonc.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1148367335
RD 2023/03/22
AB 1.  Transmission  electron  micrograph  (TEM)  of  a  normal  blood  lymphocyte.  2.  Scanning  electron  micrograph  (SEM)  of  a  normal  blood  lymphocyte.  3.  TEM  of  Sézary  cell  in  a  patient  with  the  erythrodermic  type  of  cutaneous  T-cell  lymphoma.  Note  the  cell's  characteristic  profoundly  misshaped  (cerebriform)  nucleus.  4.  TEM  of  a  hairy  cell.  Arrow  indicates  a  ribosome-lamella  complex.  This  structure  is  not  specific  for  hairy  cell  leukemia  but  is  found  in  a  variable  proportion  of  hairy  cells  in  about  50  percent  of  cases  examined  by  TEM.  Frequent  cytoplasmic  membrane,  "hairy,"  projections.  5.  TEM  of  plasmablast  (undifferentiated  myeloma  cell).  Arrow  points  to  a  Russell  body.  6.  A  lymphoblast  from  the  marrow  of  a  patient  with  acute  lymphoblastic  leukemia.  Very  high  nuclear-to-cytoplasmic  ratio.  Prominent  nucleolus.  The  nucleus  is  virtually  all  euchromatin  (likely  transcriptionally  active).  (Reproduced  with  permission  from  Lichtman's  Atlas  of  Hematology,  www.accessmedicine.com.)