Microscopic and macroscopic detection of blood in stool during coprological examination: massive accumulation of unaltered erythrocytes. A clinical case study.
Coprogram. Microscopy. 🩸 Blood in stool. Possibly with urine admixture, but we don’t know that either. The patient is in the infectious disease ward. Anamnesis is unknown. Macroscopic views are shown in the last photos.
🙏 Case kindly provided by clinical laboratory diagnostics physician Ekaterina Romanova
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