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1. Terms applied to groups of red cells
2. Circulating erythrocytes from early stages of maturation
3. Erythrocytes with altered size or haemoglobin content
4. Abnormal shapes with irregular or sharp-ended form
5. Abnormal shapes but with rounded and regular form
6. Cells with abnormal haemoglobin distribution on fixed film
Target cells
Stomatocytes
Hemighosts
Haemoglobin crystals
7. Spiculated erythrocyte types
Keratocyte
Acanthocyte
Echinocyte
Fragmented cells (schistocytes)
8. Erythrocytes with inclusion bodies
Basophilic stippling
Howell Jolly Body
Pappenheimer Body