Database for hematological malignancy

The recently registered disorder names are indicated in the order of the date of registration.

Disorder names are classified with WHO Classification ,stratified and indicated.

Disorder names are classified with FAB Classification, stratified and indicated.

Number of items in this site.
Cases:225
Images:1755

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■Detailed data

Materials	bone marrow(BM)aspiration
Stain	May-Grünwald Giemsa (MG)
Microscopic findings	Intracytoplasmic lumina (ICL; →) are a finding that strongly suggests an adenocarcinoma origin. It is somewhat difficult to see in the may-grunwald giemsa staining, but it has a linear outline, and like the degenerated vacuoles for containing mucoid substances in the cytoplasm, it is not clear and white. Moreover, among either the cell population having the ICL or the surrounding cell populations, many involve linear and cord-like sequences of cells (▲). These are differentiated from Burkitt’s lymphoma based on findings such as the cubic and slightly angular cytoplasm and the eccentric nuclei. 【MG.1000×】