
Fungal Mycelium in Coprogram: Stool Sediment Microscopy
Microscopy of a native stool sample with Lugol's solution: detection of fungal mycelium and spores during coprological examination in a child.
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Microscopy of a native stool sample with Lugol's solution: detection of fungal mycelium and spores during coprological examination in a child.

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