
Vaginal Smear in a 17-Year-Old Patient: Microscopy Description
Clinical exercise in microscopy: vaginal smear from point V in a 17-year-old girl. Evaluate the cellular composition and propose a description.

Clinical exercise in microscopy: vaginal smear from point V in a 17-year-old girl. Evaluate the cellular composition and propose a description.

Criteria for differential diagnosis of transudates and exudates: density, protein, Rivalta test, LDH activity, cholesterol, and cytological composition of effusions.

Morphological features of Taeniidae family oncospheres, their differences from Hymenolepis diminuta eggs, and classification of clinically significant tapeworm species.

A practical exercise in laboratory diagnosis of helminthiasis: identify which numbered object on the micrograph represents a taeniid oncosphere.

Microscopic features of blast cells in various types of leukemias. Examples of blood and bone marrow smears with blasts.

Clinical case: An 8-year-old boy with hepatosplenomegaly and pancytopenia. Bone marrow aspirate shows altered macrophages. Determine the diagnosis.

Morphological features of decoy cells in urine sediment: intranuclear viral inclusions, differential diagnosis with urothelial carcinoma.

Cytological features of osteoblasts in bone marrow aspirates: morphology of large cells with eccentric nuclei and differentiation from plasma cells.

A clinical case on urine sediment microscopy in a male patient: pH 8.5, crystalluria. Identify the morphology and nature of sediment elements.

Microscopic detection of Ancylostoma spp. nematode eggs in a dog stool sample: characteristic oval shape, thin shell, and blastomere cleavage.

Atlas of salts in urine sediment: morphology of triple phosphates, calcium oxalates, ammonium biurate, bilirubin, and uric acid under microscopy.

Diagnostic exercise on microscopy of vaginal flora smear. Determine whether trichomonads or other cellular elements are present in the sample.