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Myeloid:Erythroid (M:E) Ratio - 10 : 1
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Small to moderate sized blasts with a high nuclear/cytoplasmic
(N/C) ratio
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0 - 1 prominent nucleoli
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Occasional blasts show some reactivity with MPO.
(explain
MPO significance)
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Occasional blasts appear to be reactive to NSE.(explain
NSE significance)
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No auer rods noted (explain
auer rods)
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Smaller blasts with dense chromatin, agranular
cytoplasm
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Non Specific Esterase (NSE) Positive
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Myeloperoxidase (MPO) - Negative
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Larger blasts with more cytoplasm, azurophilic
granulars,oval nuclei
| Peripheral Blood |
Peripheral Blood |
Bone Marrow |
 |
 |
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| Bone Marrow Differential |
Percent |
| Blasts |
63 |
| Promyelocyte |
6 |
| Myelocytes |
2 |
| Metamyelocytes |
2 |
| Lymphs |
12 |
| Neutrophils |
1 |
| Erythroblasts |
12 |
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