Anemia

1. Iron Deficiency Anemia

2. Iron Deficiency Anemia

3. Iron Deficiency Anemia

4. Iron Deficiency Anemia

5. Iron Deficiency Anemia

6. Iron Deficiency Anemia

7. Megaloblastic Anemia

8. Megaloblastic Anemia

9. Megaloblastic Anaemia-Bone Marrow

10. Megaloblastic Anaemia-Bone Marrow

11. Sideroblastic Anemia

12. Sideroblastic Anemia

13. Sideroblastic Anemias
pappenheimer bodies

14. Sideroblastic Anemia
Blood film. Smear showing Papperheimer bodies in patient III.2

15. Ringed sideroblast in the bone marrow.

16. Ringed sideroblast in the bone marrow
Siderotic granules
Sideroblast

17. Sickle Cell Anemia

18. Sickle Cell Anemia

19. Sickle Cell Anemia

20. Sickle cells in sickling test

21. B minor thalassemia

22. Thalassemia major

24. Thalassemia major

25. Thalassemia major

26. Thalassemia major

27. Thalassemia major

28. Thalassemia major

29. Peripheral blood films of haemoglobin H

30. Peripheral blood films of haemoglobin H

31. Liver disease

32. haemoglobin H (α Thalassemia)

34. haemoglobin H (Heinz bodies)

35. haemoglobin H (Heinz bodies)

36. Reticulocytes and Heinz bodies

37. Reticulocytes and polychromatic RBCs

39. Polychromatic RBCs

40. G6PD deficiency

41. G6PD deficiency (blister cells)

43. G6PD deficiency (bite cells)

44. Hereditary spherocytosis

45. Hereditary spherocytosis

46. Spherocytosis

48. Elliptocytosis

49. Stomatocytosis

50. Stomatocytosis

51. Stomatocytosis

52. Erythrocyte inclusions: a Polychromatic erythrocyte with fine, dense
basophilic stippling. b Erythrocyte with Howell–Jolly bodies (arrow) in addition to a
lymphocyte (after splenectomy). c Erythrocyte with two Howell–Jolly bodies (arrow)
alongside an orthochromatic erythroblast with basophilic stippling (thalassemia, in
this case with functional asplenia). d Erythrocyte with a delicate Cabot ring (arrow)
(here in a case of osteomyelosclerosis). e Thrombocyte layered onto an erythrocyte
(arrow).
a
b
c
d e

53. Basophilic stippling

54. Cabot ring

55. Howell–Jolly bodies

56. Schistocytes
May found in thalassemia,microangiopathic , hemolytic anemia, disseminated intravascular
coagulation (DIC), thrombotic thrombocyto-penic purpura (TTP)

57. Fixation and staining artifacts

58. Leukoerythroblastic anemia

59. Leukoerythroblastic anemia

60. Leukoerythroblastic anemia

61. Neutrophil abnormalities
Copious granulation in a band cell (1) (toxic granulation) next to band cells (2) with Döhle
bodies (3) toxic granulation, cytoplasmic vacuoles, and Döhle bodies in band cells

62. Segmented neutrophilic granulocyte during
degradation
Drumstick (arrow 1) as an appendage with a
thin filament bridge to the nucleus
(associated with the X-chromosome)

63. Reactive or atypical lymphocytes
Infectious mononucleosis, peripheral blood.
These reactive atypical lymphocytes havepleomorphic
reticular nuclei, peripheral basophilia of cytoplasm.
Typical lymphocytes

64. Plasma cells

65. Normal blood cells

67. Charts
1- Normal Erythropoiesis Stages
2- Peripheral blood (Pictures) anemias
3- Inclusion bodies
4- Abnormal morphology of RBCs