Definition of blast cell in US English:

blast cell

noun

A primitive, undifferentiated blood cell, often found in the blood of those with acute leukemia.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many patients with leukemia only have blast cells in their bone marrow.
- A repeat full blood count a week later confirmed the presence of blast cells on the peripheral film.
- Extensive discussions were held with the patient regarding persistence of peripheral blood blast cells.
- In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells.
- This finding may sometimes be confused with the blast cells of leukemia.

Definition of blast cell in US English:

blast cell

noun

A primitive, undifferentiated blood cell, often found in the blood of those with acute leukemia.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many patients with leukemia only have blast cells in their bone marrow.
- In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells.
- This finding may sometimes be confused with the blast cells of leukemia.
- Extensive discussions were held with the patient regarding persistence of peripheral blood blast cells.
- A repeat full blood count a week later confirmed the presence of blast cells on the peripheral film.

单词	blast cell
释义	Definition of blast cell in US English: blast cell noun A primitive, undifferentiated blood cell, often found in the blood of those with acute leukemia. Example sentencesExamples Many patients with leukemia only have blast cells in their bone marrow. A repeat full blood count a week later confirmed the presence of blast cells on the peripheral film. Extensive discussions were held with the patient regarding persistence of peripheral blood blast cells. In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells. This finding may sometimes be confused with the blast cells of leukemia. Definition of blast cell in US English: blast cell noun A primitive, undifferentiated blood cell, often found in the blood of those with acute leukemia. Example sentencesExamples Many patients with leukemia only have blast cells in their bone marrow. In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells. This finding may sometimes be confused with the blast cells of leukemia. Extensive discussions were held with the patient regarding persistence of peripheral blood blast cells. A repeat full blood count a week later confirmed the presence of blast cells on the peripheral film.
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