hemoconia /he·mo·co·nia/ (-ko´ne-ah) pl. hemoco´niae [L.] small bodies exhibiting brownian movement, observed in blood platelets in darkfield microscopy of a wet film of blood.
hemoconia [he″mo-ko´ne-ah] (pl. hemoco´-�niae) (L.)
he·mo·co·nia (h  m -k  n-)n. Small refractive particles in the blood, thought to be lipid material associated with fragmented stroma from red blood cells. Also called elementary granules. |
hemoconia [he″mo-ko´ne-ah] (pl. hemoco´-�niae) (L.)
minute colorless bodies found in blood, thought to be products of the disintegration of erythrocytes. Called also blood dust and hemokonia.
hemoconia
pl. hemoconiae [L.] small, round or dumbbell-shaped bodies exhibiting brownian movement, observed in blood platelets in darkfield microscopy of a wet film of blood.
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