hematology WBC

ekin ceah fifi
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[pecatum666]

@naseerahvj Nope, it's not eosinophil. Look at the multi-lobed nucleus connected by filaments. And there is actually no granulation as it should be. Also, the stain failed.

[pecatum666]

@junkyu87 True, these are neutrophils without any doubt.

[naseerahvj]

@junkyu87

What really makes these stand out as eosinophils is the granulation. Although it's harder to see here then in some pics, it's def more so than on a neutrophil. Also the cyto plasm seems a bit more red than in a neutrophil.

[hanafihan47]

jangan main dlm lab..hehe..nice n very helpfull video.thx^^

[hawker1010ify]

Mashaallaah sisters.I am also wanting to get into this field I think it is very rewarding and I am working hard to get into the program.Wish me all the best :D

[XLD98]

good job very nice good luck 0 _0

[junkyu87]

At 0:48, they look more like neutrophils to me. If my memory serves me well, eosinophils usually have bilobed nucleus with more predominant eosinophilic granules. Maybe it was stained too dark and the picture was not good?

[dr0rays]

thanks doc that's great work

[drtasneem85]

thnx alot very helpful video. great job

[Haddasa]

very helpful thnx!