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Q4 · PATH-004 PBQ 5 marks 11.04

A 66year-old male presented with swelling of abdomen with discomfort since last one month which is increasing in noticeable amount for 10 days. On examination, huge splenomegaly is present. a. What is the most likely diagnosis? b. Write laboratory findings of your provisional diagnosis c. Describe peripheral blood smear findings with labelled diagram.

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Date not printed — 5M 2nd Prof "A 66year-old male presented with swelling of abdomen with discomfort since last one month which is increasing in noticeable amount for 10 days. On examination, huge splenomegaly is present. a. What is the most likely diagnosis? b. Write laboratory findings of your provisional diagnosis c. Describe peripheral blood smear findings with labelled diagram."
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