
Cytological Diagnosis of Phaeohyphomycotic Cyst
A clinical case of a phaeohyphomycotic cyst of the thigh caused by Medicopsis romeroi: fine-needle aspiration, cytology, and PAS and GMS staining.
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A clinical case of a phaeohyphomycotic cyst of the thigh caused by Medicopsis romeroi: fine-needle aspiration, cytology, and PAS and GMS staining.

Identification features of Aspergillus flavus: macromorphology of colonies on culture medium and microscopic structure of conidial heads.

Microscopic examination of a nail plate scraping for suspected onychomycosis. Detection of branching fungal mycelial threads in a native preparation.

Microscopy of prostate secretion in mycosis: detection of budding blastospores and pseudomycelial filaments of fungi, Romanowsky stain.

Cytological features of cryptococcal thyroiditis in a thyroid aspirate: follicular epithelium, lymphocytes, and histiocytes with cryptococci.

Microscopic view of a skin scraping from the groin folds: clusters of fungal mycelium filaments in a native preparation, indicative of inguinal dermatophytosis (epidermophytosis).

Microscopic examination of a native foot skin scraping preparation in mycosis. Detection of branching pathogenic fungal mycelium among epidermal scales.

A diagnostic microscopy challenge: how to differentiate spindle-shaped structures on hair – hair scales or pathogenic fungal macroconidia.

Microscopic view of candidiasis: detection of Candida blastospores in a stained flora smear during gynecological discharge examination.

Microscopy of foot skin scrapings after KOH treatment: detection of septate mycelial filaments and fungal arthrospores in mycosis diagnosis (40x objective).

Microscopic diagnosis of endothrix trichophytosis: spore location inside the hair, 20% KOH preparations, and causative agents like Trichophyton.

Microscopic features of Malassezia furfur in KOH preparations: criteria for mycelial and spore detection, differential diagnosis of onychomycosis and contamination.