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![Bone marrow examination, May‐Grünwald‐Giemsa, ×100 objective. (A) Large erythroblasts with nuclear‐cytoplasmic asynchrony corresponding to megaloblasts. (B) Late erythroblasts with nuclear budding. (C) Giant metamyelocytes with abnormally shaped nuclei. (D) Multinucleated megakaryocyte](publication/361796902/figure/fig1/AS:11431281244362397@1715886043848/Bone-marrow-examination-May-Gruenwald-Giemsa-100-objective-A-Large-erythroblasts.png)
Bone marrow examination, May‐Grünwald‐Giemsa, ×100 objective. (A) Large erythroblasts with nuclear‐cytoplasmic asynchrony corresponding to megaloblasts. (B) Late erythroblasts with nuclear budding. (C) Giant metamyelocytes with abnormally shaped nuclei. (D) Multinucleated megakaryocyte
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