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Peripheral smear showing many spherocytes (black arrow) and multiple ghost cells (arrow heads).
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A note was also made about the presence of multiple dehemoglobinized "ghost cells" (Figure 1).
Urinary catheter (left) and urine sample (right) showing a remarkable dark red/brown color.
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A Foley catheter was inserted, and his urine was found to be dark red/black in color (Figure 2).
Fresh blood sample with a dark red/brown color.
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His blood samples were also noted to have a dark red/black color (Figure 3).
Computed tomographic scan of the abdomen showing metastatic hepatic lesions and no evidence of intra-abdominal collections.
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No intraabdominal collections or bleed were seen (Figure 4).