EHA Diagnosis

EHA Diagnosis is an online tool that we’ve created exclusively for our members. 

It’s a diagnostic reference resource and educational aid that will help you:  

  • Improve your knowledge of the morphological features of hematological conditions  
  • Hone your diagnostic skills 

Key features

  • Expert-curated library of high-quality reference images. 
  • Comprehensive descriptions of clinical and morphological features. 
  • High-resolution microscopy images of blood/bone marrow. 
  • Additional reference results (e.g. immunophenotype and cytogenetics). 
  • Interactive image manipulation tools. 
  • Built-in measuring tool for morphological features. 

The current version of the tool features acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cases. We’ll add further content and capabilities in the future, as we work towards building a comprehensive library covering all hematologic diagnoses.   

How to access EHA Diagnosis

If you’re already an EHA member

You can log in now with your MyEHA username and password. This is the same password as the one you use to access our membership portal. 

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If you are not yet an EHA member

You can get unlimited access to EHA Diagnosis by joining our vibrant community. To do this now, visit the Membership page.  

After you’ve paid for membership, it can take up to 24 hours for you to get access to EHA Diagnosis. If you still don’t have access after 24 hours, please email us at education@ehaweb.org. 

You can also get temporary access to EHA Diagnosis by trying EHA guest membership. 

Getting started

To start using EHA Diagnosis now and make the most of its features and resources, read our EHA Diagnosis user guide. 

Contributors

We’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the following experts for their invaluable contributions in helping develop this tool: 

  • Anna Porwit, Sweden 
  • Basile Stamatopoulos, Belgium 
  • Gina Zini, Italy 
  • Mahesh Panatt Prahladan, United Kingdom 
  • Marielle Wondergem, The Netherlands

We’d also like to thank:  

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