CLINICAL HAEMATOLOGY

1
CLINICALHAEMATOLOGY

• IMAGES 1

2
1

• NORMAL HAEMOPOIESIS
• AND BLOOD CELLS

3
Fig.1.1
4
Fig. 1.2
5
Fig.1.3
6
Fig.1.4
7
Fig. 1.5
8
FIG 1.6
9
FIG 1.7
10
FIG1.8 Stromal cells extracellular matrix on
which haemopoiesis depends
11
FIG 1.9
12
Fig.1.11
13
Fig.1.11A
14
Fig.1.11B
15
FIG 1.12
16
FIG 1.13
17
FIG 1.14
18
Fig. 1.15
19
Fig. 1.16
20
Fig. 1.17
21
Fig.1.18
22
Fig 1.19
23
Fig 1.20
24
Fig. 1.21
25
Fig. 1.22
26
Bone marrow aspirate this normal aspirate
has been spread, allowed dry, and stained
by MGG technique. Bone marrow fragments are
clearly visible at the tail end of the
smear.
Fig. 1.23
27
Fig. 1.24
Normal marrow fragments and cell trails.
28
Fig. 1.25
29
Fig. 1.26
30
Fig. 1.27
31
Fig. 1.28
32
Fig. 1.30
33
Fig. 1.31
34
Fig. 1.32
35
Fig. 1.33
36
Fig. 1.34
37
Fig. 1.35
38
Fig. 1.36
39
Fig. 1.37
40
Fig.1.38
41
Fig. 1.39
42
Fig. 1.40
43
Fig. 1.41
44
Fig. 1.42
45
Fig. 1.43
46
Fig. 1.44
47
Fig. 1.45
48
Fig. 1.46
49
Fig. 1.47
50
Fig. 1.48
51
Fig. 1.49
52
Fig. 1.50
53
Fig. 1.51
54
Fig. 1.52
55
Fig. 1.53
56
Fig. 1.54
57
Fig. 1.55
58
Fig. 1.56
59
Fig. 1.57
60
Fig. 1.58
61
Fig. 1.59
62
Fig. 1.60
63
Fig. 1.61
64
Fig. 1.62
65
Fig. 1.63
66
Fig. 1.64
67
Fig. 1.65
68
Fig. 1.66
69
Fig. 1.67
70
Fig. 1.68
71
Fig. 1.69
72
Reticuloendothelial system
Macrophages
Fig. 1.70
73
Fig. 1.71
74
Fig. 1.72
75
Fig. 1.73
76
Fig. 1.74
77
Fig. 1.75
78
Fig. 1.76A
79
Fig. 1.76B
80
Fig. 1.77A
81
Fig. 1.77B
82
Fig. 1.78
83
Fig. 1.79
84
Fig. 1.80
85
Fig. 1.81
86
Fig. 1.82
87
Fig. 1.83
88
Fig. 1.84
89
Fig. 1.85A
90
Fig. 1.85B
91
Fig. 1.86
92
Fig. 1.87
93
Fig. 1.88
94
Fig 1.89
95
Fig.1.90
96
Fig. 1.91
97
Fig. 1.92
98
THE END