Abnormal-Erythrocytes: A Comprehensive Illustration

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Description

Dive into the fascinating world of hematology with our “Abnormal-Erythrocytes: A Comprehensive Illustration.” This meticulously detailed artwork showcases the entire spectrum of abnormal red blood cells (RBCs), including acanthocytes, echinocytes, and many more. It’s an essential visual guide for medical professionals, students, and anyone interested in human biology.

Key Features:

Vivid Detailing: Each abnormal RBC type is illustrated with precision, highlighting the unique features that differentiate them, such as cell shape, size, and membrane characteristics.
Educational Value: This illustration serves as an invaluable educational tool, providing a clear visual reference for understanding various hematological disorders and their impact on erythrocytes.
Wide Range of Abnormalities: Includes a variety of abnormal RBCs like acanthocytes (spur cells), echinocytes (burr cells), drepanocytes (sickle cells), spherocytes, elliptocytes, stomatocytes, and more.
High-Quality Print: Printed on premium-quality paper with fade-resistant ink, ensuring longevity and durability for continuous reference.
Expertly Crafted: Developed in collaboration with hematologists and medical illustrators to ensure accuracy and educational effectiveness.
Benefits:

Enhance Learning: A must-have for medical and biology students, this illustration simplifies the complex study of erythrocyte morphology.
Clinical Reference: A valuable asset for clinicians and laboratory professionals for quick reference during diagnosis and patient consultations.
Decorative and Informative: A unique and informative piece of art that adds a professional touch to any medical or educational setting.
Gift Idea: An excellent gift for medical professionals, educators, or anyone passionate about science and medicine.

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Image Format

EPS, JPG

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