| Reed c.’s |
giant histiocytic cells, typically multinucleate, most often binucleate with the two halves of the cell appearing as mirror-images of each other; the nuclei are enclosed in abundant amphophilic cytoplasm and contain prominent nucleoli. The presence of the cells is the common histiologic characteristic of Hodgkin's disease. A variant form is the lacunar cell (q.v.). Called also Dorothy Reed c's, Sternberg-Reed c's, Hodgkin c's, and Sternberg giant c's.
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| Reed-Hodgkin d. |
Hodgkin's d.
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| reedy n. |
a fingernail marked by longitudinal furrows.
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