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Is this hematology panel indicative of chronic lymphocytic leukemia in a 61yo female?HematologyWBCA134.0-10.010*9/LRBC4.463.50-5.0010*12/LHemoglobin140115-155g/LHematocrit0.40.35-0.45L/LMCV9182-98flMCH31.427.5-33.5pgMCHC347300-370g/LRDW1311.5-14.5%Platelet Count270150-40010*9/LDifferentialNeutrophils4.12.0-7.510*9/LLymphocytesA7.91.0-4.010*9/LMonocytes0.70.1-0.810*9/LEosinophils0.20.0-0.710*9/LBasophils0.10.0-0.210*9/LGranulocytes Immature00.0-0.110*9/LWBC MorphologySMUDGE CELLS presentRBC MorphologySTOMATOCYTES presentHematology CommentsResults are pending ...Recent screening torso MRI:Potential mild cardiomegaly. Note that this is not a study accurate for cardiac evaluation. Possibility of left ventricular hypertrophy is raised. Please correlate clinically and with dedicated echocardiogram or MR imaging as required.An increased number of lymph nodes at both axilla and hila although these are still measuring within normal sizeA mild degree of edema at the lower gastroesophageal junction, may indicate chronic gastroesophageal reflux disease. Mucosal details are not available.Both kidneys have focal areas of volume loss; this is worse on the left and may indicate scar tissue, sonographic evaluation for any underlying pathology would be beneficial. Is there any concern for embolic events?Multilevel degenerative disc disease, described above. There is also likely bilateral L5 spondylolysis with potential for malalignment in addition to the scoliosis.There is a nonspecific bone lesion at the posterior left femoral head, a somewhat similar configuration focus at bilateral posterior pubic bodies. These potentially may be compatible with erosions or subchondral cyst formation, Recommend nonurgent radiographic correlation.Borderline prominent spleen correlate clinically.A small segment 7 cystic lesion can be assessed with nonemergent ultrasound. Possibly septated hepatic cyst, hemangioma or less likely cystadenoma. Reported using speech recognition.