Figure 1: Hypercellular bone marrow diffusely replaced by blasts
Figure 2: Intermediate to large blasts with oval nuclei, prominent nucleoli, and variable amounts of agranular cytoplasm containing vacuoles
Figure 3: Erythrophagocytosis
Figure 4: Peripheral blood blasts displaying more folded nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm than those in the bone marrow
Figure 5: MPO positive in blasts
Figure 6: 46,XX,t(8;16)(p11.2;p13.3)[19]/46,XX[1]