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Acanthocytes (spur cells)
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"Acantha" is a Greek word for "thorns."
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Acanthocytes (spur cells)
RBCs abnormalities seen in blood film of anemic patients due to chronic diseases especially Liver and renal fauilre.
There’s a whole entity of diseases called: “Neuroacanthocytosis”
Philadelphia chromosome :The reciprocal translocation commonly found in people with chronic myeloid leukemia
In healthy individuals, the abl gene is located on chromosome 9, and bcr gene is on chromosome 22.
In certain forms of myelogenous leukemia, a reciprocal translocation causes the abl gene to fuse with bcr gene.
This combined gene, under the control of the bcr promoter, encodes an abnormal fusion protein that overexpresses the tyrosine kinase function of the ABL protein in white blood cells leads to leukemia.
This blood film is crying
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This blood film is crying
Teardrop cells or Dacryocytes

Characteristically seen in Extramedullary hematopoiesis
◦ Conditions associated with bone marrow infiltration (e.g., myelofibrosis)
◦ Thalassemia
◦ Splenomegaly
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Spur cell (acanthocyte) should be distinguished from burr cell (echinocyte).
Both are spiculated but,
Spur cell have irregularly spaced thorn-like projections and little or no central pallor, seen in abetalipoproteinemia and liver disease.
In burr cell, projections are rounded and evenly spaced around the cell and the cell has a central pallor, seen in uremia & pyruvate kinase deficiency.
approach to hematuria
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approach to hematuria
Macroscopic hematuria is most likely caused by malignancy, followed by renal stones.