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SADAT CITY UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF VETRINARY MEDICINE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY DEPT Leucocyte disorders

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SADAT CITY UNIVERSITYFACULTY OF VETRINARY

MEDICINECLINICAL PATHOLOGY DEPT

Leucocyte disorders

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PREPARED BY :-

Dr / AHMED ABDEL_RAHMAN MOHAMED

ESMAIL

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Disorder of leukoceyte include

1- congenital disorder2- morphological disorder3- qualitative disorder 4- quantitative disorder

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A- congenital disorder1-pelger-huet anomaly_it’s acongenital disorder in which the granulocyte nuclei fail to lobulate or segmented normally from the band to the segmented form resulting in hypoegmented WBCs_the cell function is normally_appear in case of bone marrow disorder

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2- chediak_higashi syndrome -it’s a rare genetic disorder appear when there is a defect in the gene regulate synthesis , maintenance and storage of secretory granules in various types of cells

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-the function of the cell is ubnormal-there is many granules appear inside the cell

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B- morphological changes1- toxic changes -it’s a set of changes appear on the cell due to acceleration of bone marrow production - this changes represent maturational defects and associated with inflammatory condition

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1-A- toxic granulation -it’s a dark purplish cytoplasmic granules due to retention of acid mucopolysaccharide -it’s rarely in domestic animals and commonly in large animals

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1_B-dohle bodies-it’s a single or multiple blue angular cytoplasmic inclusion bodies -due to retained RER

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1_C- cytoplasmic vacuolization

_it’s a more severe toxic changes appear as clear vacuoles in the cytoplasm that represent dispersed organelles as a result of auto digestion _it occurs during bacteremia and generalized infection

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1_D- cytoplasmic basophilia _it occurs due to retaned ribosom and RNA _usually seen in chornic infection

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2- hyposegmentation-inhereted condition as pelger_huet anomaly -aquired & transient in choronic infection due to acceleration of bonemarrow productoin &may be following some druges

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3- Hypersegmentation _it’s abnormally increased nuclear segmentation it represent right shift disorder _hypersegmentation is presence of more than 3 cells having 5 lobules or 1 cell having 6 lobules in 100 cell count _hyper segmentation represent long time circulating of neutrophil in the blood seen in megaloblastic anemia ,hyper adrenocorticism & choronic inflammatory condition

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4- transformed (reactive) lymphocyte _reactive lymphocyte is considered stimulated T or B lymphocyte - observed in antigenic stimulation it appear *abandant basophilic cytoplasim*frequent vaculization *enlarged lobulated nucleus with perinuclear halo *cell outline may be irregular

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5- infectious disease inclusion

canine distemper leave inclusion bodies inside cytoplasm of neutrophils , monocyte & lymphocyte

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C- qualitative changes1- left shift _it’s refer to an increase concentration of immature neutrophil (usually band cell)_it refer to more sudden demand for neutrophil so the storage pool of neutrophil is depleted so the bone marrow accelerate the production of neutrophil “immature”

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NORMAL PRODUCTION OF WBCS

myeloblast promyelocyte

myelocyte

metamyelocyt

ebandneutrophil

Slight left shift Moderate

markedextreme

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Classification of left shift acc.to bone marrow response

1- regenerative when the mature cells is more than the immature cells “it refer that BM is respond to the infection ”

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2- degenerative _when the immature cells are more than the mature cells “the BM not response to the infection ”_degenerative left shift is bad prognosis in most SPP except cattle due to narrow storage pool

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2- right shift _it’s increased of the of hyper segmented neutrophil it may appear during * vit B12 & folic acid deficiency * hyper adrenocorticism * chronic inflammation

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D- quantitative changes 1. leukocytosis increase number of WBCs above normal range 2. leukocytopeniadecrease number of WBCs below the normal range

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