Leukæmia Cutis

Aleucocythæmic Leukæmia

Leukæmia and Allied Disorders

Acute Monocytic Leukæmia

THOUGH in recent years there has been an increasing number of reports of cases of monocytic leukaemia, some doubt still exists about the actual mother cell of the circulating monocyte. Some authors seek its origin in the bone marrow; others in the littoral 'cells of the sinusoids of the spleen or lymph nodes, whilst for still ,others it arises from the reticulum cells of the medulla of the lymp...

Leukæmia and War Service

Acute Monocytic Leukæmia in Indians

agreements regarding the origin of monocytes, and from the use of different names by various authorities to indicate this condition. At the present time, the monocytes are regarded as an independent line of cells, distinct from granulocytes and lymphocytes, and monocytic leukaemia is accepted as a clinical and haematological entity, though a considerable degree of disagreement in nomenclature s...