
Severe Dyskaryosis in Cervical Cytology with HPV
Morphological features of cervical cells with HPV: signs of severe dyskaryosis, hyperchromatic nuclei with folded contours, and scanty cytoplasm.
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Morphological features of cervical cells with HPV: signs of severe dyskaryosis, hyperchromatic nuclei with folded contours, and scanty cytoplasm.

Microscopic findings of a female urogenital smear: massive leukocytosis, pronounced coccobacillary flora, mycelial elements, and Candida fungal spores.

Explore the morphology of undigested plant fiber in native stool samples. Understand the diagnostic significance of fiber detection during coprogram microscopy.

Microscopy of a native stool sample reveals a digestible plant fiber cell filled with partially digested starch grains. A case study.

Microscopic view of a rhinocytogram: detecting eosinophils in nasal secretions for the differential diagnosis of allergic rhinitis.

Features of Aspergillus fungus in bronchoalveolar lavage cytology: septate hyphae 3–4 µm in diameter with characteristic dichotomous branching.

A clinical case detailing the detection of Charcot-Leyden crystals in the sputum of a patient with COPD and pneumonia. Microscopic findings of a native preparation.

Learn the specifics of stool microscopy: differentiating undigested plant fiber from muscle fibers in a native preparation during coprological examination.

How patient preparation defects affect urine sediment microscopy. Massive accumulations of squamous epithelium and mucus hindering cell differentiation.

Microscopy of native stool samples: differential diagnosis of undigested plant fiber and muscle fibers in coprological analysis.

Learn about the morphological features of transitional epithelium (urothelium) in urine sediment and the causes of its elevation in urinary tract inflammatory diseases.

Morphological features of uric acid crystals in urine sediment: macroscopic appearance, polymorphism of forms, and microscopic picture.