
Sputum Microscopy: Yeast-like Fungi and Mycelium
Features of microscopic examination of native sputum: detection of budding yeast-like fungi and mycelial filaments in the analysis.
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Features of microscopic examination of native sputum: detection of budding yeast-like fungi and mycelial filaments in the analysis.

Microscopic examination of neonatal stool with Lugol's solution: detection of iodophilic flora during coprogram. Evaluation of the preparation at 400x magnification.

Technique for skin scraping and microscopic identification of Sarcoptes scabiei scabies mite. Morphology of the parasite, sizes of females, males, and eggs.

Microscopy of urine sediment: a trinucleated transitional epithelial cell (urothelium) with bacteriuria. Morphological features at 400x magnification.

Morphology of neutral calcium phosphate crystals in urine sediment. Specifics of microscopy during clinical urine examination. Learn more about crystalluria.

Myxozoa (Henneguya) fish parasite spores in human stool: causes of detection, morphology, and differentiation from spermatozoa during microscopy.

Microscopy features of urine sediment in crystalluria: morphological forms of uric acid crystals, their aggregates, and laboratory identification.

A clinical coprogram challenge: microscopy of a 30-year-old woman's stool revealed objects approximately 50 µm long. Try to identify them.

Morphology of calcium oxalate crystals in urine sediment under microscopy. Oval forms, dumbbells, and conglomerates: differential diagnosis from fungal spores.

Learn to differentiate elastic fibers from fungal mycelia in skin scrapes under microscopy with 20% KOH: morphology, branching, and optical properties.

Oval eggs, approximately 50 µm in size, were found in pool water. Identify the finding in a microscopic preparation with Turdyev's preservative.

Microscopic examination of stool during coprogram: detection and morphology of budding yeast-like fungal cells stained with methylene blue.