
Canine Testicular Germ Cell Spindle: Cytology and Morphology
Cytological image of normal canine testicular tissue: dividing germ cells with visible mitotic spindles. Morphology of spermatogenesis.
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Cytological image of normal canine testicular tissue: dividing germ cells with visible mitotic spindles. Morphology of spermatogenesis.

Microscopy of stool: undigested striated muscle fibers (creatorrhea). Diagnostic significance in coprogram analysis. Learn more about stool analysis.

Morphology of neutral calcium phosphate crystals in urine sediment: prisms and rosettes under light microscopy at 400x magnification.

Microscopic view of undigested plant fiber in stool. Morphological features of plant cells in coprogram at 400x magnification.

Cytological picture of a cervical smear in severe inflammation (NILM category): neutrophil clusters, bacterial flora, and incomplete phagocytosis.

Explore the history of urine sediment microscopy: how Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc first examined crystals in urine under a microscope in 1630. Materials on urinalysis.

Cytological diagnosis of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) in the cervix: multinucleated cells, ground-glass appearance, and mulberry phenomenon.

Stool microscopy in steatorrhea. Differentiation of neutral fat and fatty acids with methylene blue staining in coprogram at 400x magnification.

Morphology of crystals in urine sediment with an acidic reaction (pH 5.5): differential diagnosis of calcium oxalate monohydrate and dihydrate during microscopy.

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

Morphology and diagnostic significance of acanthocytes in urine. Presence of >5% acanthocytes as a marker of glomerular hematuria during sediment microscopy.

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