The paper is concerned with a rare case of myeloblastosis with blasts in the form of a hand mirror in the bone marrow. The treatment turned out ineffective. The author provided literature data on the causes of occurrence, unusual blast shape, the frequency and types of leukemia, reactions to therapy and a course of disease in patients with blasts of such a shape.
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