To the doctrine of acute leukemia
N. M. Lyubimov
Kazan medical journal ›› 1908, Vol. 8 ›› Issue (7-8) : 333 -389.
To the doctrine of acute leukemia
The change in the percentage of leukocytes did not escape the attention of the authors. Litten, Fränkel, Wald stein, Obraztsov (1st and 2nd n.) And others, establishing the fact of an increase in the number of white blood cells, note that the latter or “large, with a large bubble-shaped nucleus occupying almost all protoplasm chromatin "or" small with a nucleus intensively staining ". Leyden, describing his case of acute leukemia, points out that the blood contains "polynuclear cells and mononuclear cells equally." Berestnev found in the blood of his patient that there were large and small lymphocytes: "there are few neutrophils," etc.
Lyubimov N.M.
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