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Haserick's rosetta
Also known as:
Rosette de Haserick (French)
Associated persons:
John R. Haserick
Description:
We have only this French description. Can you help?
Petite masse arrondie, basophile, extracellulaire et étroitement entourée d'une rangée de polynucléaires, que l'on observe dans le sang et la moëlle osseuse des sujets atteints de lupus érythémateux disséminé. Elle est analogue à l'inclusion qui caractérise les cellules de Hargraves et elle a la même valeur diagnostique que des dernières.
The gamma globulin of acute disseminated lupus erythematosus contains the factor which is responsible for inducing rosettes of leukocytes and formation of the LE cell in mixtures of normal bone marrow preparations and LE plasma …. The LE factor disappears from the blood during remissions, and reappears during relapses…
John R. Haserick, Lena A. Lewis, Donald W. Bortz, 1950.
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