
Diagnosis of Protozoa in Stool: A Microscopy Challenge
A clinical case study on examining a native stool sample with Lugol's solution at x1000 magnification. Identify the morphological structures in the images.
Blood and bone marrow morphology, clinical cases and diagnostic algorithms. Most of the library is in Russian; the English section is growing.
Most of our material is written in Russian — that is the working language of the community. A few pieces exist in English; the rest of the library is one click away and the photographs need no translation.

A clinical case study on examining a native stool sample with Lugol's solution at x1000 magnification. Identify the morphological structures in the images.

Comparing Mindray BC-6800 and Sysmex XN-2000 analyzers for capillary blood testing: sample volume, modes, and pediatric application features.

A practical exercise in flora smear microscopy: evaluate a methylene blue-stained preparation and count Trichomonas in the provided fields of view.

A diagnostic parasitology challenge: differentiating protozoa in a cat fecal sample using flotation and Lugol's solution staining.

A clinical microscopy challenge from a nasal smear: identify the nature of a suspicious structure found during rhinocytogram analysis.

Diagnostic exercise on coprogram: identify elements in a native stool sample under light microscopy and evaluate morphological structures.

Explore the morphology of macrophages in urine sediment using native light microscopy and supravital staining at 400x magnification. Essential for laboratory diagnostics.

A visual chart of the comparative sizes of common human helminth eggs in micrometers for differential microscopic diagnosis of parasitic infections.

Morphological features of pinworm (Enterobius vermicularis) eggs in a wet mount stained with iodine. Microscopic diagnosis of enterobiasis.

Steps for preparing chorionic villus cells for karyotyping: hypotonia, colchicine treatment, mechanical cytolysis, and metaphase plate staining.

Large mycelial filaments found in a gynecological smear. Test your lab microscopy knowledge: identify the type of fungi by morphology in the preparation.

Cylindroids in urine sediment microscopy: morphological features of mucus strands, differential diagnosis with casts, and clinical significance.