Significance of cellularity, myeloid to erythroid ratio, and quantitation of storage iron as used in bone marrow examination reports
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The volume of hematopoietic cells is expressed as a percentage, which can be roughly figured by [(100-age) +/- 10]%
The myeloid to erythroid ratio should normally be about 1.5-3:1
Storage iron (hemosiderin)
Stored in 30-40% of RBC precursors (called sideroblasts)
Present in macrophages
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