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Immunophenotyping

2017-08-19 17:06:01
Bone marrow Report Acute Lymphoblastic leukaemia FABType L1 Abnormal cells : marrow is occupied by >90% blast cells which contain scanty cytoplasm with 1-2 nucleoli and coarse chromatin resembling ####### ( Lymphoblastic)
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It is ALL you have to meet a haematologist/ oncologist , for further treatment.

Answered2017-08-20 06:07:08

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Consult medical oncologist patient required chemotherapy.

Answered2017-08-20 06:06:12

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