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	*[[Chronic granulomatous disease]] - caused by neutrophil dysfunction.		*[[Chronic granulomatous disease]] - caused by neutrophil dysfunction.
	*[[Eosinophil]].		*[[Eosinophil]].
			*[[Auer rods]].

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Michael at 03:21, 7 July 2014

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			[[Image:Neutrophils.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Neutrophils on a blood film.]]
	The '''neutrophil''', [[AKA]] '''polymorphonucleocyte''' or '''PMN''' is a white blood cell. It is often seen in the context of acute inflammation.		The '''neutrophil''', [[AKA]] '''polymorphonucleocyte''' or '''PMN''' is a white blood cell. It is often seen in the context of acute inflammation.

Michael: /* See also */

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	*[[Red blood cell]].		*[[Red blood cell]].
	*[[Chronic granulomatous disease]] - caused by neutrophil dysfunction.		*[[Chronic granulomatous disease]] - caused by neutrophil dysfunction.
			*[[Eosinophil]].

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Michael: /* See also */

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	*[[Dysgranulopoiesis]].		*[[Dysgranulopoiesis]].
	*[[Red blood cell]].		*[[Red blood cell]].
			*[[Chronic granulomatous disease]] - caused by neutrophil dysfunction.

	==References==		==References==

Michael: /* See also */ +RBC

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Michael: /* See also */

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Basics]].		*[[Basics]].
			*[[Dysgranulopoiesis]].

	==References==		==References==

Michael: /* Pathology */ wikify

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	==Pathology==		==Pathology==
	Hypersegmentation = megaloblastic anemia.<ref name=Ref_Klatt63>{{Ref Klatt\|63}}</ref>		Hypersegmentation = megaloblastic [[anemia]].<ref name=Ref_Klatt63>{{Ref Klatt\|63}}</ref>

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Michael: /* Histology */ wikify

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	*You find PMNs by their nucleus; on a histologic section don't bother looking for the cell membrane (they are usually impossible to see).		*You find PMNs by their nucleus; on a histologic section don't bother looking for the cell membrane (they are usually impossible to see).
	*A collection of PMNs... think about ''necrosis'' and ''abscess''.		*A collection of PMNs... think about ''[[necrosis]]'' and ''abscess''.

	==Pathology==		==Pathology==

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	The '''neutrophil''', [[AKA]] '''polymorphonucleocyte''' or '''PMN''' is a white blood cell. It is often seen in the context of acute inflammation.		The '''neutrophil''', [[AKA]] '''polymorphonucleocyte''' or '''PMN''' is a white blood cell. It is often seen in the context of acute inflammation.

			==Histology==
			*Little dots = the multilobular nucleus - '''key feature'''.
			*Neutrophils are often found with friends, i.e. lymphocytes, plasma cells.

			DDx of little dots:
			*Nuclear debris - apoptotic cell.
			**Apoptotic cell -- has nuclear condensation (pyknosis), eosinophilic cytoplasm.

			Notes:
			*You find PMNs by their nucleus; on a histologic section don't bother looking for the cell membrane (they are usually impossible to see).
			*A collection of PMNs... think about ''necrosis'' and ''abscess''.

	==Pathology==		==Pathology==

Michael: create

2010-11-14T02:24:37Z

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The '''neutrophil''', [[AKA]] '''polymorphonucleocyte''' or '''PMN''' is a white blood cell. It is often seen in the context of acute inflammation.

==Pathology==
Hypersegmentation = megaloblastic anemia.<ref name=Ref_Klatt63>{{Ref Klatt|63}}</ref>

==See also==
*[[Basics]].

==References==
{{Reflist|1}}

[[Category:Basics]]

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	*[[Basics]].		*[[Basics]].
	*[[Dysgranulopoiesis]].		*[[Dysgranulopoiesis]].
			*[[Red blood cell]].

	==References==		==References==