Three monocyte-type cells containing one or more erythrocytes. The monocytes have nuclei of modified shape, as result of the presence of cytoplasmic erythrocytes.

A monocyte contained several erythrocytes. To note would be that one erythrocyte is not completely surrounded by the cytoplasm of the monocyte.

One monocyte contained 2 partially aglutinated, lytic erythrocytes (lower left corner of the photo).

Three of four monocytes contained erythrocytes in the cytoplasm. To note would be the presence of erythrocyte-type lytic material at the cytoplasm surface of one of the monocytes. Aglutinated, lytic e...

One elongated monocyte-type cell contained several erythrocytes, one of them compressing the nucleus.

One of the 2 monocytes contained 3 erythrocytes. The nucleus was compressed by the erythrocyte group. To note would be the presence of aglutinated, lytic groups of erythrocytes.

Lesions of diffcult evaluation, six erythrocytes being situated between 2 monocyte-type cells. The erythorcytes seem to be located in the cytoplasm of the larger monocyte.

One omoncyte contained 2 erythrocytes. To note would be the presence of lytic material with erythrocyte-type aspect at contact to the monocyte surface.

A monocyte contained several erythrocytes. To note would be that one erythrocyte is not completely surrounded by the cytoplasm of the monocyte.

Two monocytes with cytoplasmic erythrocytes were detected (upper part and lower right corner of the photo). The two other cells show erythrocytes at contact (one of which also a rectangular crystal). ...