Microscopic identification of Entamoeba coli cysts in native stool samples and with Lugol's solution and methylene blue staining.
Entamoeba coli cysts.
Stool sample from an 8-year-old child. Complaints of abdominal pain and stool disorders. Native preparation (photos 1-2), methylene blue (photo 3), Lugol’s solution (photos 4-6). Magnification 400x
🙏 Publication kindly provided by Ksenia Selezneva Surgut Center for Maternity and Childhood Protection
An analysis of native fecal smear microscopy using the KEYU F40 analyzer, focusing on the differential diagnosis of parasitic eggs and plant artifacts.
A clinical case in parasitology: detection and identification of a 35 µm helminth egg during stool microscopy with a 40x objective.
A parasitology clinical case: inclusions found in stool samples from a patient with anemia and dyspepsia. Identify the microscopic findings.
