
Ascaris Egg in Wastewater: Microscopic Identification
Microscopic detection of a helminth egg (presumably Ascaris spp.) in a native wastewater sample during sanitary-parasitological analysis.
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Microscopic detection of a helminth egg (presumably Ascaris spp.) in a native wastewater sample during sanitary-parasitological analysis.

A veterinary clinical case: elongated micro-objects, approximately 23 µm, found in dog feces during enteropathy under therapy.

Crystalluria at neutral pH: microscopy of triple phosphates in urine sediment at 100x and 400x magnification. Morphology of struvite crystals in clinical practice.

A diagnostic challenge in stool microscopy using the Kato method: identify the parasite species based on egg morphology found during laboratory examination.

A clinical case of mixed parasitic invasion in an immigrant: microscopic identification of helminth eggs and larvae during stool examination.

Morphological features and identification criteria for megakaryocyte nuclei in peripheral blood smears during hematological examinations.

Microscopic examination of native sputum: morphology of alveolar macrophages, myelin formations, and differential diagnosis in laboratory hematology.

Morphology of uric acid crystals in urine sediment under microscopy. Characteristic rhomboid forms and rosettes in uraturia during general urine analysis.

Microscopic image of a mixed infection in a vaginal smear: Trichomonas vaginalis, diplococci, and a pronounced leukocyte reaction indicating inflammation.

Microscopic appearance of Leptotrichia in Gram-stained smears: morphological features of filamentous bacteria and their detection in preparations.

Morphology of urinary casts: differential diagnosis and terminology of waxy casts in a state of vacuolar degeneration. Learn more about this condition.

Peculiarities of working with the Goryaev chamber in the lab: coverslip grinding, appearance of Newton's rings, counting formed elements, and common errors.