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Bone marrow morphology at development of myelodysplasia/acute myeloid leukemia showing myeloblasts and dysplastic red blood cell precursors.
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Subsequent bone marrow investigations showed progressively increasing myeloblast cell numbers by both morphological and immunophenotypic evaluation with reduced dysplastic megakaryocytes, dyserythropoiesis with basophilic stippling, and binuclear red cell forms, all consistent with MDS progressing to AML (Figure 1).