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Patient Demography: Female,66 years old
Symptoms: Complaints of left-sided abdominal fullness and pain, loss of appetite, and generalized weakness.
Diagnosis: Lymphoproliferative disorder suggestive of Hairy Cell Leukemia.
Microscopic Review: Peripheral smear revealed atypical lymphoid cells (58%). These cells were intermediate in size, with abundant pale blue cytoplasm and a characteristic hairy or frayed border—fine, irregular cytoplasmic projections. The nuclei appeared round, oval, or indented (reniform/kidney-shaped), displaying the typical "fried-egg" appearance.
How Yumizen Can Assist: The LYM/MON alarm, along with elevated ALY and lymphocytosis, triggered a warning for abnormal WBC differential. The presence of a “lymphocyte peak” on the WBC histogram prompted further microscopic review for abnormal morphology. This well-defined diagnostic pathway facilitated accurate identification of the disorder and supported the correct diagnosis.
This clinical case has been provided by Hematology Diagnostic Center, Mumbai, India.
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