Myeloma cells with Auer-rod like inclusionsAnalysis of bone marrow aspirate obtained from a 47-year-old female that presented with backache showed that she had IgG-κ-type multiple myeloma and renal impairment. FBC showed the following: Hb: 100 g L–1; Hct: 0.34 l/l; WBC: 9.5 x 109 L–1; platelet count: 194 x 109 L–1; differential count: normal.The presented image showings heavily granulated myeloma cells, some with Auer rod-like inclusions. Auer rod-like inclusions in myeloma are composed of crystallized lysosomal enzyme depositions. They are distinguished from intracytoplasmic immunoglobulin crystals. The factors that predispose to Auer rod-like inclusions in myeloma are unknown; however, in all reported cases paraprotein was of the kappa type. [1]Written informed consent was obtained from the patient.Conflict of Interest StatementThe authors of this paper have no conflicts of interest,including specific financial interests, relationships, and/or affiliations relevant to the subject matter or materials included.