- red
blood cells as they try to move past a thrombus,
creating schistocytes.
Schistocytes are
often seen in
patients with
hemolytic anemia. They are frequently...
-
Clinical Significance of
Schistocytes: A
Prospective Evaluation of the
International Council for
Standardization in
Hematology Schistocyte Guidelines". Turkish...
- the
breakdown of red
blood cells)
anemia (low red
blood cell count),
schistocytes (damaged red
blood cells),
elevated creatinine (a
protein waste product...
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shearing of red
blood cells,
resulting in
their rupture and
formation of
schistocytes. The two best
understood causes of TTP are due to
autoimmunity (acquired...
- or
Teardrop Cells Keratocytes Microspherocytes and
Pyropoikilocytes Schistocytes Semilunar bodies Poikilocytosis may be
diagnosed with a test
called a...
-
similar term is spur cells.
Often they may be
confused with
echinocytes or
schistocytes.
Acanthocytes have co****,
irregularly spaced,
variably sized crenations...
-
peripheral blood smear may show
fragmented red
blood cells (known as
schistocytes) due to
shear stress from thrombi. However, this
finding is
neither sensitive...
-
cells are
normally in a
biconcave shape (round
cells in this picture).
Schistocytes are
fragmented cells resulting from
intravascular destruction with shapes...
-
degmacytes are
smaller than the
missing red
blood cell
fragments seen in
schistocytes.[citation needed]
Degmacytes usually appear smaller, denser, and more...
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American Journal of
Clinical Pathology 90.3 (1988): 268-73. Print. "
Schistocytes."
Schistocytes. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Nov. 2012. <http://ahdc.vet.cornell...
