
Cytomorphology Challenge: Cell Differentiation in Blood Smear
A diagnostic microscopy exercise for a 55-year-old patient with fever and sweating: identify the cell population based on morphology.
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A diagnostic microscopy exercise for a 55-year-old patient with fever and sweating: identify the cell population based on morphology.

A hematology clinical case: differentiating basophilic mononuclear cells in a peripheral blood smear from a cat with severe macrocytic anemia.

A clinical microscopy exercise on a vaginal smear from a 58-year-old woman: identify the origin of multiple spherical objects.

A diagnostic challenge in stool microscopy: differentiate a suspicious object in a native glycerin preparation at 400x magnification.

Detecting spermatozoa during microscopy of a vaginal smear: differential diagnosis with yeast-like fungi and assessment of microflora.

Analysis of microscopic findings in coprogram: brown oval inclusions, differential diagnosis of fungal spores, pollen, and artifacts.

Morphology of neutral calcium phosphate (calcium hydrogen phosphate) crystals in urine sediment. Microscopic features and differential diagnosis.

A diagnostic challenge in sputum examination: a native specimen with unknown rounded formations. Determine the nature of the detected structures.

A detailed study of small elements in coprograms: microscopy of native fecal samples and evaluation of structures with Lugol's solution and methylene blue staining.

Analysis of typical errors in blood smear microscopy: why blast cells are mistaken for reactive lymphocytes and how to suspect acute leukemia in time.

A clinical case illustrating the differential diagnosis of helminth eggs and plant artifacts during stool microscopy. Key criteria for parasite identification.

A diagnostic challenge in stool microscopy: round elements were found in a Lugol's solution preparation from an elderly patient. What could they be?