RBC Anomalies
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RBC increases in size.
Variation in red blood cells size.
Associated with hookworm infection and Iron deficiency anemia,
Variation in cell shape.
Characterized as spoon shaped nails.
Normal MCV of erythrocytes.
Regularly spiculated surface
Mouth cells
Normal size of erythrocytes.
Teardrop or tennic racket shaped cells
Associated with Diphyllibothrium latum infection.
Stained deep blue with wright's stain.
Microcytic red blood cells with wide central palor
Elliptocytes or cigar cells
Thorn spurr cells
Irregularly spiculated surface
Cresent shaped cells
Associated with defective hemoglobin formation.
Stained with perl's prussian blue.
Rbcs will bull's eye appearance, Mexican hot cells.
Stained red or reddish purple with wright's stain
Dacryocytes are seen in:
Found in aggregation of denaturated hemoglobin, GGPD deficiency and...
Conditions associated in Microcytes:
Burr cells are seen in
Stomatocytes are seen in:
Match the following
Schistocytes are seen in:
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