In the patient for whom pseudothrombocytopenia is considered, thrombocyte
satellitosis and macrothrombocyte were not observed.
Recurrent pyogenic granuloma with
satellitosis: a localized variant of bacillary angiomatosis Dermatology.
Other infiltrative features of gliomas, especially oligodendrogliomas, are the presence of secondary structures of Scherer: perineuronal
satellitosis, perivascular
satellitosis, subpial aggregation, and infiltration of white matter tracts.
atypical, 140 Lymphoproliferative disorders, 138, 141 Monocytes, 140 Mononucleosis, 141 NCCLS standard for blood collection, 140 Neutrophils, 140 Oxalate, 140 Platelet clumping, 139 Platelet
satellitosis, 139 Prothrombin time, 138 PTT, 138 QC of ACT instruments, 141 Quality control for WBC values, 138 Reactive vs.
Nonsuppurative myelitis is oriented on the ventral horn involving neuronal degeneration with
satellitosis (black arrow), neuronophagia (arrowhead), and glial nodule formation (blue arrow), accompanied by perivascular mononuclear cell I accumulation and gliosis.
The brain exhibited severe proliferation of glial cells cellular necrosis severe perivascular edema and
satellitosis. These results clearly depict the deleterious effects of Pb2+ on trace metal metabolism and tissue architecture of Crucain carp.
Among these, platelet aggregation, neutrophil-platelet clumping (
satellitosis), and aggregation of nucleated red cells, resulting in pseudo thrombocytopenia or pseudoleukocytosis have been repeatedly described.
Platelet
satellitosis occurs occasionally in peripheral blood samples collected in ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid anticoagulant and thus leads to pseudothrombocytopenia.
A liver biopsy sample obtained at 100 dpi had lymphocytes surrounding clusters of necrotic hepatocytes and lymphocytic
satellitosis (Figure 4, panel C).
Prognostic factors in localized invasive cutaneous melanoma: high value of mitotic rate, vascular invasion and microscopic
satellitosis. Melanoma Res.
Histologically, shared CNS lesions among the animals examined were moderate to marked lymphohistiocytic cell perivascular cuffing with marked vasculitis and neuronal degeneration, necrosis, and neurophagia with multifocal microgliosis and
satellitosis (Figure 4).
(1) At our institution, other criteria are vertical growth phase (in particular those cases with dermal mitotic figures), vascular invasion (particularly highlighted with anti-D2-40 (2,3)), and
satellitosis. At least 1 study4 has indicated that paucity of lymphocytic infiltrate is associated with higher positivity rate for SLN.