
Neutrophil Hypersegmentation in Peripheral Blood Smear
Neutrophil morphology in peripheral blood: unusual flower-shaped nucleus with radial segmentation observed during blood smear microscopy.
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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Neutrophil morphology in peripheral blood: unusual flower-shaped nucleus with radial segmentation observed during blood smear microscopy.

An interactive microscopy challenge in parasitology: identify and locate a parasite object among artifacts and coprogram elements within a limited time.

Urine sediment microscopy for suspected bladder neoplasm: a cluster of transitional epithelial (urothelial) cells and pronounced hematuria.

A day in the life of a clinical laboratory doctor: a lilac flower on a microscope slide. Unusual findings in the clinical diagnostic laboratory.

Microscopy of vaginal discharge smear: detection of Trichomonas vaginalis and fungal elements at 1000x magnification in a pregnant woman. Cytomorphological features.

Microscopy of hair affected by Trichophyton fungi. Features of detecting mycelial filaments and dermatophyte spores in a native preparation with 20% KOH.

Microscopic view of a gynecological smear for flora: squamous epithelial cells and polymorphic rod flora during vaginal discharge microscopy.

Differential diagnosis of Trichomonas and free epithelial nuclei in a vaginal smear. How to avoid false-positive microscopy results.

Examples of skin and nail scraping microscopy in mycoses: visualization of mycelial threads, arthrospore chains, and pathogenic fungal elements in native preparations.

A clinical case in fecal microscopy: identify the nature of spindle-shaped, pointed structures, approximately 100 µm long, found in a cat's fecal sample.

A diagnostic challenge in medical parasitology: identify whether helminth eggs or protozoa are present among stool microscopy artifacts.

Microscopic view of Pthirus pubis (pubic louse): parasite morphology, fixation to hair at 4x magnification, and structural details at 10x magnification.