Acute Erythroleukemia Aka Digugliemos Syndrome may demonstrate Auer rods

myelocytic (+) in

requires immunocytochem. staining for accurate diagnosis

M0 AML, ___ DIFFERENTIATED

M3 associated with

AML, minimally differentiated

M4 IS ? AKA

M0 MPO: SBB:

M3

AML, WITHOUT MATURATION

+ nse butyrate nse acetate

monocytic + in

M1 AML

M0 origin

M5b AMoL, ? seen in ? ?monoblast in BM

origin of M2

M3V, APL microgranular variant cells have the characteristics

MPO: NEGATIVE SBB: NEGATIVE

2nd most common subtype of AML may demonstrate auer rods

M6 ? AKA?

AML M8

m4 origin

m3 origin

most common subtype of AML may demonstrate auer rods

associated with DIC- DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION FAGGOT CELLS

m7 requires immunocytochem. staining for accurate diagnosis (?)

erythroid cells in AML M6:

m5 origin

M6 origin

M1 ORIGIN

AMoL, well differentiated seen in middle aged adults <80% monoblast in BM

origin of M7

bundles of auer rods

AML WITH MATURATION

M5a, AMoL ? seen in? ? monoblast in Bm

+ MPO, SBB, SE

ACUTE BASOPHILIC LEUKEMIA

microgranular variant cells have the characteristics "butterfly" "bowtie" "coin-on-coin" "apple core"

M6 type of anemia

AMML, w/ increased marrow eosinophils

M5 IS AKA?

M7 AKA

AMoL, poorly differentiated