
Demodex folliculorum Mite: Microscopy and Morphology
Structural features and microscopy of the follicular mite Demodex folliculorum. Laboratory diagnosis of demodicosis in humans and animals.
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Structural features and microscopy of the follicular mite Demodex folliculorum. Laboratory diagnosis of demodicosis in humans and animals.

Acyclovir crystals in urine sediment by microscopy and automated analyzer. Morphology of needle-shaped crystals and differential diagnosis.

Morphology of amyloid bodies in native prostate gland secretion: concentric layering and clinical significance of the finding during microscopy.

A clinical hematology exercise: tactics for a clinical laboratory diagnostics physician upon finding a single atypical cell in a blood smear from a cytopenic patient.

Detection of waxy casts in native urine sediment with proteinuria. Limitations of automated analyzers and the importance of manual sediment microscopy.

A clinical cytology case: a patient with a history of endometrial hyperplasia undergoes microscopic examination. How to formulate the correct conclusion?

Key features for microscopic identification of Enterobius vermicularis eggs in a perianal swab: asymmetric shape and helminth eggshell morphology.

Morphology and microscopic identification of microsporidia spores in corneal sections. Giemsa stain, polar tube extrusion, and main causative agents.

Microscopic detection of Trichomonas vaginalis in vaginal smears. Learn about the morphological features of these protozoa and their differential diagnosis.

Laboratory diagnosis of moniliformiasis: morphology of the Moniliformis moniliformis acanthocephalan egg, human infection routes, and clinical manifestations of the invasion.

Microscopic view of trichomoniasis: identification of Trichomonas vaginalis, leukocyte reaction, and flora characteristics in a stained smear.

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