Creola bodies are clusters of ciliated bronchial epithelial cells. Learn about the diagnostic significance of finding Creola bodies in sputum in asthma.
🔬 Creola Bodies. Native sputum smear. 🙏 Video kindly provided by biologist Anna Feditskaya, Lugansk.
📘 Reference information: ✅ Creola bodies are clusters of damaged bronchial epithelial cells. Most often, they are found in bronchial asthma and other inflammatory diseases of the respiratory tract.
Morphology of Creola bodies in native sputum smears in bronchial asthma: clusters of ciliated columnar epithelium under microscopy.
Creola bodies are complexes of ciliated epithelial cells in sputum, serving as an important diagnostic marker for bronchial asthma.
Curschmann spirals in native sputum microscopy: formation mechanism, microphotographs, and clinical significance in bronchial asthma.
