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hypocellularity

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hypocellularity [hi″po-sel″u-lar´ĭ-te]
abnormal decrease in the number of cells present, as in bone marrow.
hypocellularity
abnormal decrease in the number of cells present, as in bone marrow.
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Diagnostic Features: Pancytopenia, reticulocytopenia, marked hypocellularity of bone marrow.
Anemia by MD. Kais Haider Chowdhury / Food/cooking/nutrition community
On CT, schwannomas are frequently heterogeneous with areas of low attenuation that correspond to areas of cystic degeneration, hypocellularity, hemorrhage, lipid, or myelin.
Imaging of the mediastinum in oncology by Lesslie, Michele; Chasen, Marvin H.; Munden, Reginald F. / Applied Radiology
9) The classic histologic appearance of a solitary fibrous tumor is characterized by a variable, patternless architecture of spindle cells with areas of hypocellularity and adjacent hypercellular regions.
Solitary fibrous tumor of the floor of the mouth: case report and ... by O'Leary, Gerard / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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