![Aaron Goodman - “Papa Heme” on X: "Howell Jolly Bodies vs. Heinz bodies Howell Jolly = no spleen. Regular blood smear (Wright-Giemsa) Heinz bodies = G6PD deficiency Precipitated Hb 2/2 oxidative stress Aaron Goodman - “Papa Heme” on X: "Howell Jolly Bodies vs. Heinz bodies Howell Jolly = no spleen. Regular blood smear (Wright-Giemsa) Heinz bodies = G6PD deficiency Precipitated Hb 2/2 oxidative stress](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FwBKo_SacAAgtiZ.jpg)
Aaron Goodman - “Papa Heme” on X: "Howell Jolly Bodies vs. Heinz bodies Howell Jolly = no spleen. Regular blood smear (Wright-Giemsa) Heinz bodies = G6PD deficiency Precipitated Hb 2/2 oxidative stress
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Red Blood Cell Disorder -- Heinz bodies, Howell-jolly bodies, basophilic stippling & Reticulocytes - YouTube
![AmericanJournalofHematology on X: "Hyposplenism is a rare cause of isolated thrombocytosis and is suggested by typical red blood cells abnormalities detected by citomorphological examination of peripheral blood smear: Howell-Jolly bodies, Heinz bodies, AmericanJournalofHematology on X: "Hyposplenism is a rare cause of isolated thrombocytosis and is suggested by typical red blood cells abnormalities detected by citomorphological examination of peripheral blood smear: Howell-Jolly bodies, Heinz bodies,](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FN-v-wbXoAMuYsE.jpg)
AmericanJournalofHematology on X: "Hyposplenism is a rare cause of isolated thrombocytosis and is suggested by typical red blood cells abnormalities detected by citomorphological examination of peripheral blood smear: Howell-Jolly bodies, Heinz bodies,
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Who know? How different between Howell-jolly bodies and Heinz body? or it is the same one?? Please describe 🥺🥺 : r/Hematology
![Who know? How different between Howell-jolly bodies and Heinz body? or it is the same one?? Please describe 🥺🥺 : r/Hematology Who know? How different between Howell-jolly bodies and Heinz body? or it is the same one?? Please describe 🥺🥺 : r/Hematology](https://preview.redd.it/who-know-how-different-between-howell-jolly-bodies-and-v0-zb6kkromos2a1.jpg?width=294&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0fb5d164ff224a495dc40c79af6a8ff977800d79)
Who know? How different between Howell-jolly bodies and Heinz body? or it is the same one?? Please describe 🥺🥺 : r/Hematology
![Aaron Goodman - “Papa Heme” on X: "Wright-Giemsa and Supravital Stains for RBC inclusions! No the differences! Heinz body and Hemoglobin H will only be seen on Supravital stain. Howell-Jolly body will Aaron Goodman - “Papa Heme” on X: "Wright-Giemsa and Supravital Stains for RBC inclusions! No the differences! Heinz body and Hemoglobin H will only be seen on Supravital stain. Howell-Jolly body will](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E_g9xf1UcAADLdV.png)