
Key Cells in Vaginal Smears for Bacterial Vaginosis
Morphology of key cells in vaginal microflora smears: criteria for detecting adherent bacteria on epithelium in bacterial vaginosis.

Morphology of key cells in vaginal microflora smears: criteria for detecting adherent bacteria on epithelium in bacterial vaginosis.

Morphology of non-acid-fast bacteria in sputum smears: long chains of streptococci and packets of sarcinae with Ziehl-Neelsen staining.

Peripheral blood smear in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL): mature lymphocytes and characteristic Botkin-Gümprecht shadows under light microscopy.

A practical microscopy exercise on a female smear stained with methylene blue. Test your skills in identifying elements in the field of view.

Microscopic view of a gynecological smear stained with methylene blue: abundant mucus strands, leukocytes, and squamous epithelial cells.

Features of microscopic examination of native sputum: detection of budding yeast-like fungi and mycelial filaments in the analysis.

Morphology of neutral calcium phosphate crystals in urine sediment. Specifics of microscopy during clinical urine examination. Learn more about crystalluria.

Microscopy features of urine sediment in crystalluria: morphological forms of uric acid crystals, their aggregates, and laboratory identification.

Morphology of calcium oxalate crystals in urine sediment under microscopy. Oval forms, dumbbells, and conglomerates: differential diagnosis from fungal spores.