
Multinucleated Giant Cells in Soft Tissue Cytology
Morphology of multinucleated giant cells in bone and soft tissue cytological preparations: cytoplasm, nuclei, and differential diagnosis with osteoclasts.

Morphology of multinucleated giant cells in bone and soft tissue cytological preparations: cytoplasm, nuclei, and differential diagnosis with osteoclasts.

A clinical microscopy challenge from a nasal smear: identify the nature of a suspicious structure found during rhinocytogram analysis.

Morphological features of myeloblasts: nucleus structure, nucleoli, cytoplasmic granules, and the necessity of immunophenotyping for differential diagnosis.

A clinical case study on examining a native stool sample with Lugol's solution at x1000 magnification. Identify the morphological structures in the images.

A diagnostic morphology challenge: identify the leukocyte in a peripheral blood smear from a dog with mammary neoplasia. Test your hematology knowledge.

A clinical question on urine sediment microscopy. Evaluate the morphology of cylindrical formations and perform differential diagnosis of the elements.

An interactive clinical microscopy challenge: help identify salt crystals found during a patient's urine sediment examination.

Cytological diagnosis of polyomavirus in urine: the significance of morphological cell types A, B, C, and D in assessing the risk of bladder cancer.

Clinical case of extramedullary tongue involvement in acute myeloid leukemia (AML): leukemic blast deposits on the mucous membrane.

Clinical laboratory diagnostics exercise: identify the cells in a peripheral blood smear next to an apoptotic neutrophil. Microscopy practice.

Analysis of microflora microscopic image: differential diagnosis of microorganisms, suspected trichomonads and gonococci in women.

Clinical case in cytological diagnostics: interpreting epithelial changes in a Papanicolaou smear from a patient after cervical radiation therapy.