
Trichomoniasis: Trichomonas vaginalis in a Flora Smear
Laboratory diagnosis of trichomoniasis: morphological features of Trichomonas vaginalis during microscopy of a urogenital tract flora smear.
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Laboratory diagnosis of trichomoniasis: morphological features of Trichomonas vaginalis during microscopy of a urogenital tract flora smear.

Microscopic image of candidiasis in a vaginal smear: detection of Candida pseudomycelium and budding cells during flora smear microscopy.

Detection of yeast-like fungi elements (mycelium and budding cells) during urine sediment microscopy. Clinical and diagnostic significance of candiduria.

Morphology of LE cells (lupus erythematosus cells) in SLE: detection of neutrophils with phagocytosed nuclear material in a blood smear by microscopy.

A clinical question on urine sediment microscopy. Evaluate the morphology of cylindrical formations and perform differential diagnosis of the elements.

Microscopic view of a promyelocyte: nuclear, cytoplasmic, and primary azurophilic granulation characteristics in a blood smear.

An interactive clinical microscopy challenge: help identify salt crystals found during a patient's urine sediment examination.

Microscopic image of a vaginal smear showing clue cells with abundant bacterial adhesion, characteristic of bacterial vaginosis. Learn more about this diagnostic finding.

Clinical laboratory diagnostics exercise: identify the cells in a peripheral blood smear next to an apoptotic neutrophil. Microscopy practice.

Analysis of microflora microscopic image: differential diagnosis of microorganisms, suspected trichomonads and gonococci in women.

Microscopy of conjunctival scraping in confirmed chlamydial conjunctivitis: cytomorphology of epithelial cells and intracellular inclusions.

We examine the morphology of a cell with a heart-shaped nucleus in a microphotograph. We discuss possible causes of this nuclear shape and its diagnostic significance in hematology.