The result of NEQAS 2201 BF became available today.
2201 BF1
I said
Thrombocytosis Neutrophilia Rouleaux Vacuolated monocytes Occasional echinocyte
I felt this was a reactive picture |
Consensus (seen by)
Thrombocytosis 524 Neutrophilia 399 Hypersegmented Neutrophils 305 Rouleaux 288 Myelocytes 249 Large/Giant Platelets 117 Monocytosis 108 Platelet Anisocytosis 72 Left Shift 66 Blast Cells 47 |
Well…
four of my top five comments were there. And as for the diagnosis:
“This
patient had a history of a treated community acquired pneumonia… The reactive
blood picture in these circumstances…”
No
need for undue alarm here.
2201 BF2
I said
Thrombocytopenia Blast cells Monocytosis Sezary cells Auer rods
I felt this was either a case of myelomonocytic leukaemia of or (possibly) Sezary syndrome
|
Consensus (seen by)
Thrombocytopenia 483 Blast Cells 480 Nucleated RBCs 348 Monocytosis 335 Promonocytes 270 Myelocytes 165 Promyelocytes 90 Neutropenia 46 Auer Rods 29 Cleft Nuclei 29 |
I’d
spotted that which needed spotting. And as for the diagnosis:
“The
morphological diagnosis in this case is therefore acute monocytic leukaemia”
Perhaps
not spot-on, but close enough to know that I’d need to sound the alarm bells.
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