A complex clinical parasitology case: structures approximately 40 µm in diameter were found in a patient's native stool smear. Identify the pathogen from the photomicrographs.
🔬Clinical parasitology exercise (high difficulty!).
✅The following findings in the images were discovered in the stool of a patient working with animals and in contact with primates.
✅The objects shown have a diameter of about 40 microns. Unstained preparation, initial magnification x400.
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