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Microscopy of Vaginal Smear: Yeast-like Fungi Morphology

Morphology of Candida yeast-like fungi in a vaginal smear: pseudomycelium, blastospores, and co-occurring microflora during microscopy of a flora smear.

Polina Dyba Polina Dyba 1 min
Flora smear: squamous epithelium and Candida pseudomycelium filaments
Flora smear: squamous epithelium and Candida pseudomycelium filaments
Flora smear: branching pseudohyphae against a background of cellular elements
Flora smear: branching pseudohyphae against a background of cellular elements
Flora smear: clusters of leukocytes and chains of fungal pseudomycelium
Flora smear: clusters of leukocytes and chains of fungal pseudomycelium
Flora smear: a layer of squamous epithelium, leukocytes, and yeast cells
Flora smear: a layer of squamous epithelium, leukocytes, and yeast cells
Flora smear: pseudomycelium intertwining and budding blastospores
Flora smear: pseudomycelium intertwining and budding blastospores
Flora smear: squamous epithelial cells with abundant bacterial flora
Flora smear: squamous epithelial cells with abundant bacterial flora

Autumn, cold, rain, “fungi”.

🙏 Images kindly provided by Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics Physician Polina Dybka, Krasnodar.

Reference information: 🔬 Yeast-like fungi detected during microscopy of a vaginal smear.

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