A veterinary clinical case: elongated micro-objects, approximately 23 µm, found in dog feces during enteropathy under therapy.
A question from a subscriber. What are these micro-objects in the feces of a dog with chronic large intestinal enteropathy? The dog is currently taking Enterol (saccharomycetes). Could these objects be saccharomycetes from Enterol? Or is it a different type of fungus?
🙏 Questions are kindly asked by veterinarian Natalia Podalnikova, Balakovo.
A clinical case in fecal microscopy: identify the nature of spindle-shaped, pointed structures, approximately 100 µm long, found in a cat's fecal sample.
Microscopy of a native stool sample reveals a digestible plant fiber cell filled with partially digested starch grains. A case study.
Morphology of yeast-like fungi in stool during coproscopy. Microscopy of preparations with Lugol's solution and methylene blue at ×400 magnification.
