The hairy cell infiltrate is composed of cells with oval to round nuclei. The cells have moderate amounts of pale pink to clear cytoplasm often giving a so called fried-egg appearance. The nuclei are distinctly separated from one another.
(H and E, 400x)
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Leukemias ; Hematopathology ; Department of Pathology ; or Tulane University Medical Center .
by
Robert McLay and John Krause.
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