H. H. Rashidi, MD
J. C. Nguyen, MD
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Lymphocytes

A type of leukocyte or WBC (second most prevalent WBC in a normal peripheral blood. Most prevalent is neutrophils followed by lymphocytes followed by monocytes, followed by eosinophils and ultimately Basophils which are rarely seen). The three main types of lymphocytes include B-cells, T-cells and NK-cells.
Lymphocytes – Figure 1
Lymphocytes – Figure 1
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Lymphocytes – Figure 2
Lymphocytes – Figure 2
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Referenced by

Alder-Reilly AnomalyCBCChronic lymphocytic leukemiaCLLComplete Blood CountImmunoblastsLarge cell lymphomaLeukocytesLymphocytosisLymphoplasmacytic lymphomaReactive lymphocytesSezary syndromeSmudge cellsWBCWhite Blood Cells
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