Figure 2.
Figure 2. Peripheral blood smears from patients with abnormalities of erythrocyte volume homeostasis. (A) A Wright-stained peripheral blood smear (original magnification ×40) from a patient with hereditary hydrocytosis is shown. Numerous stomatocytes, erythrocytes with a central mouthlike or “stoma” appearance, are seen. (B) A Wright-stained peripheral blood smear (original magnification ×40) from a patient with HX showing rare stomatocytes, dessicytes, which are dense, abnormal erythrocyte forms where hemoglobin appears puddled at the periphery, and target cells.

Peripheral blood smears from patients with abnormalities of erythrocyte volume homeostasis. (A) A Wright-stained peripheral blood smear (original magnification ×40) from a patient with hereditary hydrocytosis is shown. Numerous stomatocytes, erythrocytes with a central mouthlike or “stoma” appearance, are seen. (B) A Wright-stained peripheral blood smear (original magnification ×40) from a patient with HX showing rare stomatocytes, dessicytes, which are dense, abnormal erythrocyte forms where hemoglobin appears puddled at the periphery, and target cells.

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