
Diagnostic Challenge: Identifying Objects in Stool
A parasitology clinical case: inclusions found in stool samples from a patient with anemia and dyspepsia. Identify the microscopic findings.

A parasitology clinical case: inclusions found in stool samples from a patient with anemia and dyspepsia. Identify the microscopic findings.

A diagnostic challenge in liquid-based cytology: microscopic findings of a gynecological ThinPrep smear from a 32-year-old patient. Identify the pathology.

Morphology of pinworm (Enterobius vermicularis) eggs during microscopy of a perianal swab for enterobiasis in a child. Characteristic asymmetric eggs with larvae.

Morphological criteria for identifying helminth eggs and protozoan cysts: Ascaris, Fasciola, Opisthorchis, Taenia, Necator, and Trichuris in microscopy.

A diagnostic parasitology case: identify the parasite family from microphotographs of stained human peripheral blood and lymph smears.

A diagnostic parasitology exercise: examine a Giemsa-stained blood smear micropreparation and identify the intraerythrocytic parasite.

Comparative morphology and sizes of trematode, cestode, and nematode eggs in copro-ovoscopy. Microphotographs of helminth eggs at a uniform scale for the laboratory.

A practical hematology exercise: identify the morphology and type of cells presented in a stained peripheral blood smear.

Morphological signs of leukocyte apoptosis and karyorrhexis in peripheral blood smears: differential diagnosis and causes of altered cells.

The role of segmented neutrophils in inflammation and tissue necrosis: mechanisms of chemotaxis, action of pro-inflammatory cytokines, and granulocyte migration.

Morphological features of erythrocytes in hereditary pyropoikilocytosis: marked poikilocytosis, schistocytosis, and microcytosis in a peripheral blood smear.

A clinical case in urine sediment microscopy for an elderly patient with jaundice. Evaluate the morphology of structures and identify elements at 400x magnification.