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Hypersegmented neutrophils: blood film

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Recognise hypersegmentation without automatically attributing it to deficiency.

Hypersegmented neutrophils: blood film

Hypersegmented neutrophils: blood film

Hypersegmented neutrophils: blood film

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Observe and describe the document, then compare your interpretation with the atlas sheet.

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Identify granular cytoplasm, then follow the fine bridges between lobes. Examine several neutrophils and other cell lines in a well-spread area.

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Ed Uthman — Hypersegmented_Neutrophils_(36831145373).jpg — CC BY 2.0

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