
Blast Cells in Peripheral Blood Smear: Morphology and Diagnosis
Morphology of blast cells in peripheral blood: differential diagnosis of acute leukemias, cytological features, and criteria for assessing blastosis.
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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Morphology of blast cells in peripheral blood: differential diagnosis of acute leukemias, cytological features, and criteria for assessing blastosis.

Microscopic diagnosis of endothrix trichophytosis: spore location inside the hair, 20% KOH preparations, and causative agents like Trichophyton.

An analysis of paecilomycosis blood test forms with fictitious fungal content norms. Addressing the problem of pseudodiagnostics in clinical laboratory practice.

Microscopy of native sputum smear: morphological features and diagnostic significance of detecting alveolar macrophages in biological material.

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

Microscopic stool examination: morphology of a digestible potato plant cell with starch grain inclusions during coprological analysis.

Microscopic detection and morphological features of Giardia lamblia trophozoites in a stained fecal smear from a puppy with giardiasis.

Investigation of urine diastase using the Caraway method: a sharp increase in alpha-amylase activity to 505–600 g/(h·L) in surgical inpatients.

Stool microscopy in enterobiasis: detection of characteristic asymmetric Enterobius vermicularis eggs in a child. A clinical case from the laboratory.

Cytological signs of cervical adenocarcinoma: atypical cell clusters, nuclear polymorphism, and scrape microscopy in a clinical case.

Microscopic diagnosis of Trichomonas vaginalis in vaginal discharge smears: parasite morphology with methylene blue and Romanowsky staining.

Laboratory detection of Demodex folliculorum and Demodex brevis mites in skin scrapings and eyelashes: parasite morphology and clinical manifestations of demodicosis.