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Zehraan Ibni Akbar: Reading Blood Through the Peripheral Smear
Sep 8, 2026, 08:58

Zehraan Ibni Akbar: Reading Blood Through the Peripheral Smear

Zehraan Ibni Akbar, Laboratory Technician at Biomedicare Clinical Laboratory, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Peripheral Blood Smear (PBS) — A Window to the Blood

A peripheral blood smear is more than a microscopic slide—it is a powerful window into blood cell morphology, hematological health, and disease patterns.

From smear preparation and Leishman staining to identifying RBCs, WBCs, platelets, differential counts, and abnormal findings, every cell can provide valuable diagnostic clues.

Key areas covered:

  • Smear collection and preparation
  • Leishman staining
  • Normal blood cell morphology
  • WBC differential count
  • Platelet identification
  • Abnormal findings in anemia, infections, leukemia, malaria, thalassemia & megaloblastic anemia
  • Clinical significance and systematic examination

Learning hematology, one cell at a time.

Because sometimes, a small smear can reveal a much bigger story.”

Zehraan Ibni Akbar: Reading Blood Through the Peripheral Smear

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