
Fatty Casts in Urine: Sediment Microscopy and Diagnosis
Learn about the microscopy of fatty casts in urine sediment: formation from renal epithelial cells, differential diagnosis, and clinical significance.
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Learn about the microscopy of fatty casts in urine sediment: formation from renal epithelial cells, differential diagnosis, and clinical significance.

Microscopy of intracellular starch in feces at different stages of digestion. Evaluation of starch granules in native and Lugol's solution preparations.

Microscopy of prostatic secretion reveals Böttcher's crystals (spermine phosphate) in a 65-year-old man with chronic prostatitis. Learn more about their formation.

A clinical case in fecal microscopy: identify the nature of spindle-shaped, pointed structures, approximately 100 µm long, found in a cat's fecal sample.

Microscopic view of a male urethral smear in gonorrhea: pronounced leukocytosis and phagocytosis of kidney-shaped diplococci (Neisseria gonorrhoeae) by neutrophils.

Sperm morphology evaluation criteria by Kruger and WHO. Ejaculate staining with Spermac Stain kit, differentiating head, neck, and flagellum pathologies.

Morphology of alveolar macrophages (coniophages) in native sputum smears: phagocytosis of coal dust, soot, and pigments during microscopic analysis.

Microscopic view of candidiasis: detection of Candida blastospores in a stained flora smear during gynecological discharge examination.

A diagnostic microscopy challenge for a flora smear: evaluating cellular elements and suspicious inclusions in vaginal discharge.

Microscopy of urine sediment stained by Romanowsky: erythrocytes, fungal spores, and abundant rod-shaped flora are visible at 1000x magnification.

The phenomenon of saliva crystallization and the fern sign on microscopy of a native smear: connection with estrogen levels and ovulation detection.

Detecting digestible plant fiber and intracellular starch in coprograms: microscopy with Lugol's solution and the clinical significance of amylorrhea.