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Explore the morphology of triple phosphate (struvite) crystals in urine sediment at ×400 magnification. Understand the diagnostic significance of struvite crystalluria in urinalysis.
A diagnostic exercise on laboratory examination of urine sediment: identify structures found during light microscopy of a native preparation.
Detecting Helicobacter pylori in gastric mucosal cytology: microscopic signs of colonization, diagnostic methods, and clinical aspects of the infection.
Microscopy of urine sediment in a child: differential diagnosis of renal epithelial cell clusters amidst a moderate amount of uric acid crystals.
Causes of leukocytosis and clue cells in a vaginal smear. Differential diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis and mixed infections. Learn more.
Cytological examination of canine bronchoalveolar lavage: detection of Simonsiella spp. bacteria as an indicator of oral cavity flora contamination.
Features of the microscopic picture of a smear for flora: morphology of squamous epithelial cells and evaluation of concomitant bacterial microbiota in the preparation.
Explore the morphology of macrophages in urine sediment using native light microscopy and supravital staining at 400x magnification. Essential for laboratory diagnostics.
Learn about identifying mast cells and eosinophils in urogenital flora smears using methylene blue staining and subsequent Romanowsky restaining.
Urine sediment microscopy at 400x magnification: morphology of renal epithelial cells, epithelial and hyaline casts with cellular inclusions.
Urine sediment microscopy: polymorphism of uric acid crystals, rosettes, and druses. A clinical case of massive crystalluria in a urine sample.
Morphological features of Leptotrichia, pseudomycelium, and Candida fungal spores in a vaginal smear for flora microscopy. A practical example.
