leukocytoclasis

leu·ko·cy·toc·la·sis

(lū'kō-sī-tok'lă-sis),
Karyorrhexis of leukocytes.
[leuko- + G. kytos, cell, + klasia, a breaking]
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

leu·ko·cy·toc·la·sis

(lū'kō-sī-tok'lă-sis)
Karyorrhexis of leukocytes.
[leuko- + G. kytos, cell, + klasia, a breaking]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
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(5) Absence of significant leukocytoclasis, neutrophil/eosinophil infiltrate and fibrinoid necrosis argues against the alternative etiology such as polyarteritis nodosa and anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies vasculitis in our patient.
An Unusual Case of Giant Cell Arteritis With Monoarthritis and Orchitis at Presentation
Subsequently, the process extends to the alveoli with fibrinoid necrosis, leukocytoclasis, neutrophil recruitment, and intra-alveolar hemorrhage [5].
Clinical, Epidemiological, and Histopathological Features of Respiratory Involvement in Rheumatoid Arthritis
(3,6) Other features, including granulomas, leukocytoclasis, foreign bodies, and hemorrhage, should also be taken into account because each may serve as a vital clue to the correct diagnosis.
(6,29-31) The neutrophils demonstrate prominent leukocytoclasis (Figure 5, B).
As in classic Sweet syndrome, the neutrophilic infiltrate in subcutaneous Sweet syndrome demonstrates conspicuous leukocytoclasis (Figure 7, B) and may be admixed with scattered eosinophils.
Neutrophilic Panniculitis: Algorithmic Approach to a Heterogeneous Group of Disorders
Other histologic findings that may be seen include extravasated erythrocytes granulocytic debris (leukocytoclasis) granulomatous or lymphocytic inflammation and deposition of immunoreactants in the vessel wall.
Clinicopathological study of cutaneous vasculitides
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