
Feline Urine Crystals at pH 5.5: A Microscopy Challenge
Clinical case: microscopy of native feline urine sediment at pH 5.5. Identify the nature of the crystals and characteristic structures after drying.
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: microscopy of native feline urine sediment at pH 5.5. Identify the nature of the crystals and characteristic structures after drying.

A clinical case of urine cytology: severe atypia of transitional epithelium, suspicious for carcinoma, found amidst hematuria and hyperkeratosis.

Cytological diagnosis of polyomavirus in urine: the significance of morphological cell types A, B, C, and D in assessing the risk of bladder cancer.

Microscopic features and morphology of the invasive filariform (L3) hookworm larva in laboratory diagnosis of parasitic infections.

A clinical case study on urine sediment microscopy for a 63-year-old male. Identify the structures found and answer a colleague's question.

Cytological features of metastatic pericardial effusion in lung adenocarcinoma: glandular-like complexes and cellular polymorphism are observed.

Explore the morphology of undigested plant fiber in native stool samples. Understand the diagnostic significance of fiber detection during coprogram microscopy.

Clinical case on spermogram: identify sperm with an abnormal head according to Kruger's criteria. Semen microscopy based on WHO guidelines.

A clinical case of fungal keratitis: microscopy of corneal ulcer scrapings, May-Grünwald stain, revealing yeast-like fungal spores and pseudomycelia.

Morphological features and detection of leukocytes in urine sediment: differentiation of neutrophils, factors of cell lysis, and clinical causes of leukocyturia.

Accidental finding of a Demodex mite during microscopy of a cytological aspirate from a canine skin neoplasm. Romanowsky-stained preparation.

Features of identifying stripped atypical nuclei in lymph node cytology. Differential diagnosis of Hodgkin lymphoma, ALCL, and metastases.