Erythrocyte chromatin body
The cells contained purple-red round bodies, varying in size and number. This body may be an abnormal chromatin that appears during the mitotic process of young red blood cells, or a residual part of nuclear chromatin. It is common in hemolytic anemia, megaloblastic anemia, after splenectomy, red leukemia or other proliferative anemia.
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