
Cervical Cytology Case: Identifying Linear Structures
A clinical case in cervical cytology from a 30-year-old postpartum woman: determine the origin of unusual linear structures in the cytological smear.
Blood and bone marrow morphology, clinical cases and diagnostic algorithms. Most of the library is in Russian; the English section is growing.
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A clinical case in cervical cytology from a 30-year-old postpartum woman: determine the origin of unusual linear structures in the cytological smear.

Microscopy of prostate secretion in mycosis: detection of budding blastospores and pseudomycelial filaments of fungi, Romanowsky stain.

A detailed study of small elements in coprograms: microscopy of native fecal samples and evaluation of structures with Lugol's solution and methylene blue staining.

Discovery of a megakaryocyte in the peripheral blood of a 2-year-old child. Microscopic analysis of the smear at 1000x and 200x magnification, and hematology analyzer parameters.

Analysis of a manual photometric bilirubin determination error: why it's crucial to account for serum dilution factors when calculating and reporting results.

A parasitology case: calcified capsules with spiral larvae found in the muscles of a deceased driver. Identify the helminthiasis and its impact on the car accident.

Trichinella spiralis larvae in muscle tissue in trichinellosis: disease pathogenesis, invasion stages, clinical symptoms, and muscle complications.

Microscopic examination of a nail plate scraping for suspected onychomycosis. Detection of branching fungal mycelial threads in a native preparation.

Clinical case of a laboratory error: incorrect entry of antibiotic susceptibility into the system led to ineffective antibacterial therapy.

Detection of oral Trichomonas tenax in sputum: morphological criteria for differential species diagnosis and microscopy after staining.

A diagnostic exercise on peripheral blood cell morphology featuring clumped chromatin and overlapping nuclei. Test your microscopy knowledge.

A diagnostic challenge in sputum examination: a native specimen with unknown rounded formations. Determine the nature of the detected structures.