A clinical microscopy challenge: unusual large objects found in a gynecological smear from a 33-year-old woman. Methylene blue stain.
❓ Anonymous question from a subscriber. Gynecological smear. These objects are found in 3 loci in large numbers in a 33-year-old woman. Methylene blue stain. What could this be?
A diagnostic cytology exercise: determine which patient clinical history corresponds to the microscopic changes in the smear.
Large mycelial filaments found in a gynecological smear. Test your lab microscopy knowledge: identify the type of fungi by morphology in the preparation.
A clinical case of intracellular diplococci detection in a Gram-stained smear. Criteria for suspected gonorrhea and formulation in the laboratory report.
