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The prominent myeloid hyperplasia is best seen in this view. There are >10 rows of myeloid precursors seen in the paratrabecular area but no terminal myeloid maturation. Normally myeloid cells in this region are 1-3 cells deep.
Kostmann's Syndrome - 7.
Author:
John Lazarchick
Category: Myeloid Disorders
Published Date: 02/14/2005
Category: Myeloid Disorders
Published Date: 02/14/2005
The prominent myeloid hyperplasia is best seen in this view. There are >10 rows of myeloid precursors seen in the paratrabecular area but no terminal myeloid maturation. Normally myeloid cells in this region are 1-3 cells deep.
