
Large Cell Lymphoma in a Cat: Lymph Node Cytology
Clinical case of large cell lymphoma in a cat. Cytological features of a lymph node aspirate, including the morphology of atypical cells.
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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Clinical case of large cell lymphoma in a cat. Cytological features of a lymph node aspirate, including the morphology of atypical cells.

A clinical parasitology exercise: differential diagnosis of helminthiasis based on egg morphology in stool during a routine check-up of a cafeteria worker.

Accidental discovery of Demodex mites during microscopic examination of a skin scraping for pathogenic fungi. Morphology of the causative agent of demodicosis.

Cytological features of multiple myeloma in bone marrow aspirate: atypical plasma cells with multi-lobed, flower-shaped nuclei.

Learn clinical interpretation of lab tests, understand discrepancies in blood biochemistry, iron, and ferritin levels. A guide for hematology professionals.

Explore the morphology of Hymenolepis nana eggs in stool samples using native preparations and Lugol's solution staining, with microscopy at 400x and 600x magnification.

Cytological features of tubal metaplasia in a cervical canal smear: ciliated cells, Romanowsky stain, ×1000 magnification. Learn more.

Cytological findings in ascitic fluid in ovarian cancer. Romanowsky stain: clusters of atypical cells, cellular polymorphism, and vacuolization.

Morphology of ciliated (respiratory) epithelium of the nasal mucosa during rhinocytogram microscopy. Evaluation of epithelial cells in the smear.

A diagnostic challenge in stool microscopy: differentiate a suspicious object in a native glycerin preparation at 400x magnification.

Morphology and differential diagnosis of helminth eggs under microscopy: Toxocara, Trichuris, Hymenolepis nana, acanthocephalans, and other parasites in this atlas.

Cytomorphological features of a giant plasmoblast: basophilic cytoplasm, immunoglobulin accumulation, and two macronucleoli in the nucleus on smear microscopy.