
Alder-Reilly Anomaly: Lymphocyte Morphology in Blood Smear
Explore the morphology of lymphocytes in Alder-Reilly anomaly: microscopy of a blood smear revealing characteristic coarse granulation in the cytoplasm in mucopolysaccharidoses.

Explore the morphology of lymphocytes in Alder-Reilly anomaly: microscopy of a blood smear revealing characteristic coarse granulation in the cytoplasm in mucopolysaccharidoses.

Morphological features of trichomoniasis in a cervical canal smear (locus C). Microscopic examination of discharge with a pronounced leukocyte reaction.

Analysis of typical errors in blood smear microscopy: why blast cells are mistaken for reactive lymphocytes and how to suspect acute leukemia in time.

A clinical case study on vaginal flora smear microscopy in a 25-year-old patient. Methylene blue stain, 100x objective. What elements are visible in the preparation?

What epithelial casts in urine sediment mean: formation mechanism, microscopy, association with acute tubular necrosis and toxic kidney damage.

A diagnostic exercise on laboratory examination of urine sediment: identify structures found during light microscopy of a native preparation.

Evaluating HFLC% and WDF scattergrams on Sysmex XN in dengue fever: characteristic figure-eight shape and atypical lymphocytes in blood smear.

A clinical case: a patient with facial erythema underwent a skin scrape for Demodex. Microscopy revealed a mite. Try to identify the parasite.

Microscopic detection of Echinococcus protoscoleces and hooks during cytological examination of liver cyst contents with Papanicolaou staining.

Analysis of a case involving slide substitution during biopsy examination, the consequences of a false diagnosis, and methods to reduce the risk of sample mix-ups in the laboratory.

Microscopic diagnosis of dicrocoeliosis: morphological features of Dicrocoelium lanceatum eggs and human infection routes.

A diagnostic parasitology exercise: asymmetric helminth eggs found in a patient's stool microscopy with liver pain. Identify the pathogen.