
Coprogram: Fatty Acids and Neutral Fat in Stool
Stool microscopy in steatorrhea. Differentiation of neutral fat and fatty acids with methylene blue staining in coprogram at 400x magnification.
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Stool microscopy in steatorrhea. Differentiation of neutral fat and fatty acids with methylene blue staining in coprogram at 400x magnification.

Microscopic findings of hair infection in trichophytosis. Ectothrix-type fungal spore arrangement, absence of Wood's lamp fluorescence, 400x magnification.

A clinical coprogram challenge: microscopy of a 30-year-old woman's stool revealed objects approximately 50 µm long. Try to identify them.

Oval eggs, approximately 50 µm in size, were found in pool water. Identify the finding in a microscopic preparation with Turdyev's preservative.

Morphology of cholesterol crystals during stool microscopy. Coprogram micropreparation with a characteristic cholesterol plate at 400x magnification.

A clinical parasitology case: a helminth found in a bile duct drain from a Chinese patient who consumed raw fish. Identify the pathogen.

A diagnostic challenge in semen microscopy for a mature male. Identify the morphological objects found during spermogram analysis.

Features of identifying naked nuclei in cervical cytology smears: causes of epithelial cell cytolysis and their differential diagnosis.

Key fecal biomarkers for laboratory diagnosis of chronic diarrhea: markers of intestinal inflammation, infections, and malabsorption.

Why are total antibodies to Treponema pallidum positive, but IgG negative? An explanation from an ELISA test system manufacturer and differential diagnostics.

Morphological criteria for Taenia solium eggs: radial striation of the embryophore of pork tapeworm oncospheres in microscopic diagnosis of taeniasis.

A diagnostic parasitology challenge: identify the parasite found during stool microscopy in an adult patient with clinical clues.