Pseudo pelger huet cells are seen in?-
Correct Answer: Myeolo dysplastic syndrome
Description: The pseudo pelger huet neutrophil is one that exhibits dense clumping of the chromatin and hypolobulation of the nucleus that is classically bilobed or even nonlobed .This acquired abnormality, which resembles the inherited pelger huet anomaly, is sufficiently characteristic of MDS( myelo dysplastic syndrome) to be almost pathognomonic . Ref:Postgraduate Hematology by Victor Hoffbrand ,pg:512
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