Here's a weird one: 43 yo white male. 30.4%HCT, 625 K/UL plateets, WBC- 4.27 K/UL with 44.3% polys, 12% lymphocytes, 26.5% monocytes, 14.8% eosinophils and 2.4% basophils. 96% of lymphocytes are T-cells. 92% of Lymphocytes are CD4+,CD3+ and 4 % CD8+,CD3+. This is the cute part- 45% are CD4+, CD57+, CD3+ T-cells. They are mostly CD7+ (15% CD7-,CD3+), all CD2+ and CD5+ (a slightly dim population noted). They are TCR alpha beta +, CD16-, CD38+, and HLADR- as well as negative for B-cell antigens. How often have you seen CD4+CD57+ T-cells? Maryalice Maryalice Stetler-Stevenson Director Flow Cytometry Unit Laboratory of Pathology, NCI, NIH
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