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Laboratory Diagnostics of Filamentous Fungi

Methods for laboratory diagnosis of invasive mycoses: microscopy, culture of biopsies and BAL, sticky tape and pie slice methods.

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Microscopic preparations of filamentous fungi stained with lactophenol cotton blue
Microscopic preparations of filamentous fungi stained with lactophenol cotton blue
Colonies of filamentous fungi on Sabouraud and Czapek's media
Colonies of filamentous fungi on Sabouraud and Czapek's media
Scheme for identification of Mucorales by sticky tape method
Scheme for identification of Mucorales by sticky tape method
Scheme for preparing bronchoalveolar lavage for luminescence microscopy
Scheme for preparing bronchoalveolar lavage for luminescence microscopy
Scheme for preparing a colony specimen using the "pie slice" method
Scheme for preparing a colony specimen using the "pie slice" method
Scheme for laboratory examination of a biopsy specimen 1–5 mm³ in volume
Scheme for laboratory examination of a biopsy specimen 1–5 mm³ in volume
Scheme for comprehensive examination of a lung biopsy specimen over 5 mm³ in volume
Scheme for comprehensive examination of a lung biopsy specimen over 5 mm³ in volume
Scheme for mycological examination of a biopsy specimen less than 1 mm³ in volume
Scheme for mycological examination of a biopsy specimen less than 1 mm³ in volume
Slide with markers for serological diagnosis of invasive mycoses
Slide with markers for serological diagnosis of invasive mycoses

🍄Mycology

✅Screenshots from the report: “Organization of Mycological Diagnostics in the Laboratory: Focus on Filamentous Fungi” within the educational project “Infections in Oncohematology: A Modern View on Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment”.

👉Speaker: Anna Olegovna Malchikova, Researcher at the Laboratory of Clinical Bacteriology, Mycology and Antibiotic Therapy, National Medical Research Center for Hematology, Ministry of Health of Russia, Ph.D.

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