Sézary Cell. Responsible for Sézary syndrome, they are mutated helper T cells that invade the skin and disrupt it with mediators. Have you ever cared for a patient with Sézary?

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At the lab we identify them using a standard Wright Giemsa smear. They have a very folded and abnormal nucleus and scant cytoplasm.   submitted by   /u/Muted_Shape9303 [link]   [comments]