
Cytology Case: Interpreting Changes in a Smear
A diagnostic cytology exercise: determine which patient clinical history corresponds to the microscopic changes in the smear.

A diagnostic cytology exercise: determine which patient clinical history corresponds to the microscopic changes in the smear.

A clinical case of idiopathic hypereosinophilic syndrome: diagnostic criteria, bone marrow examination, and mepolizumab therapy.

Examples of severe serum chylosis in profound hypertriglyceridemia: assessing sample turbidity, lipemia's impact on assays, and interference mitigation methods.

ICSH recommendations for monocyte lineage assessment: classification of monocyte maturation stages, analysis methods, and diagnostic biomarkers MDW, LMR, and NMR.

Morphological features of promyelocytes: nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio, azurophilic granules, Golgi zone, and identification criteria in blood smears.

Morphological features of the microgranular variant of acute promyelocytic leukemia (FAB: M3v): atypical promyelocytes in a peripheral blood smear.

Morphology of erythrocytes with basophilic stippling in a peripheral blood smear: causes and clinical significance in anemias.

Stool microscopy with Lugol's solution and methylene blue: differential diagnosis of rod-shaped bacteria, iodophilic flora, and fungal mycelium.

An analysis of erythrocyte inclusion morphology: Howell-Jolly bodies, Heinz bodies, Pappenheimer bodies, Cabot rings, and basophilic stippling in various anemias.

A diagnostic challenge in urine sediment microscopy: identify cellular structures and clusters in a stained preparation. Test your analytical skills.

A clinical case of hairy cell leukemia: morphology of hairy lymphocytes with characteristic cytoplasmic projections in a blood smear and hemogram parameters.

A diagnostic parasitology exercise: identify the intestinal protozoan based on the morphological features of the trophozoite in a native stool sample.