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The biopsy showed a Homer-Wright rosette, suggesting a neuroblastic tumor.

The hematologist requested a Wright-Giemsa stain to classify the abnormal white blood cells.

Laboratory technicians routinely use Wright-Giemsa stains to examine the morphology of blood cells under a microscope.

During the biopsy review, the lab reported Homer-Wright rosettes in the specimen, which suggested a small round blue cell tumor.