Accidental finding of a Demodex mite during microscopy of a cytological aspirate from a canine skin neoplasm. Romanowsky-stained preparation.
A beautiful Demodex. An incidental finding during microscopy of a skin neoplasm aspirate in a dog. The preparation was stained with Romanowsky stain.
👉Case kindly provided by - Olga Belozerova, clinical pathologist, head of the laboratory at the “Noah’s Ark” veterinary clinic, Kirov.
Detection of Dirofilaria microfilariae in an impression smear from a resected canine neoplasm: microscopic findings and cytological diagnosis of helminthiasis.
Morphological identification of Trichomonas vaginalis during microscopy of a cervical canal smear, stained with Romanowsky stain, found during a routine check-up.
A clinical case of microfilariae detection in a dog's gum fine-needle biopsy. PCR confirmed a mixed invasion of Dirofilaria repens and D. immitis.
