
Liquid Cytology Exercise: SurePath Smear Evaluation
A clinical exercise in SurePath liquid cytology: identify morphological changes in cervical smear cells from a 26-year-old patient.
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 exercise in SurePath liquid cytology: identify morphological changes in cervical smear cells from a 26-year-old patient.

Microscopic view of babesiosis: detection of large Babesia vogeli within canine erythrocytes, including ring forms and merozoites in a blood smear.

A clinical case of toxocariasis: detection of Toxocara cati nematodes and their characteristic pitted-shell eggs in a kitten's feces during microscopy.

Microscopic findings of scabies: detection of a female Sarcoptes scabiei mite and eggs with larvae in a skin scrape preparation for diagnosis.

Microscopic detection of Heterakis gallinarum nematodes in the contents of avian cecum. Laboratory diagnosis of heterakidosis in birds.

Cytological findings of a tonsil swab in streptococcal tonsillitis: neutrophils, cocci chains with methylene blue stain, and rapid diagnostics.

Morphology of helminth eggs and protozoa in stool microscopy: differential features of Paragonimus, Fasciola, Ascaris, Taenia, Trichuris, and Balantidium coli.

Microscopic detection and morphology of Endolimax nana protozoan cysts in a stool sample with Lugol's solution during parasitological analysis.

An analysis of plasma cell microscopy in blood smears and bone marrow aspirates: morphological features, flaming cells, and atypical forms.

Clinical case of urine analysis in a man with 0.25 g/L protein: native sediment microscopy, differential diagnosis of casts, epithelium, and artifacts.

Bone marrow morphology in MDS with del(5q): discovery of a large promegakaryocyte surrounded by platelets and nucleated cells. Clinical case.

Microscopy of urine sediment: differentiation of renal epithelial cells and uric acid crystals. Laboratory criteria for identifying sediment elements.