Look at the attached image. What is the most likely diagnosis? And why? Use the bone marrow biopsy and the CBC results included to justify the answer. -Justify the diagnosis using the morphology of the cells listed in CBC section. Compare it with the reference ranges. History:51 year old male, general health reported as OK, good diet perhaps a little loss ofappetite, regular exercise a little fatigued usually explained by 'over doing it at the gym'.Patient was seen by his GP for a routine preoperative check before dental surgery. He wasfound to have low haemoglobin and large left upper quadrant mass.Complete blood count (CBC):3.36 x 1012/L9.3 x 10/L5.9 x 10°/LRBCWBCPLTHGB10.9g/dLHCT31.2MCV92.8fLNeutrophilsLymphocytesAbnormal cells14%15%71% (shown)Further Laboratory StudiesBone marrow biopsy:Aspirate: A smallabnormal cells similar to those in the blood smear.unt of fluid was aspirated, and showed 78.1%Sections: Hypocellular with a diffuse loosely structured infiltrate ofmononuclear cells. Increased areas of fibrosis.Cytochemistry: Tartrate resistant acid phosphatase (TRAP) stain ofabnormal cells: positive

Diagnosis: It is a blood smear of a patient with Hairy Cell Leukemia (HCL).

What is the most likely diagnosis? And why? Use the bone marrow biopsy and the CBC results included to justify the answer. -Justify the diagnosis using the morphology of the cells listed in CBC section. Compare it with the reference ranges.

What is the most likely diagnosis? And why? Use the bone marrow biopsy and the CBC results included to justify the answer. -Justify the diagnosis using the morphology of the cells listed in CBC section. Compare it with the reference ranges.

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