
Morphology of Bertiella sp. Egg in Lab Diagnostics
Microscopic examination of Bertiella sp. eggs isolated from a proglottid: morphological features of the oncosphere and diagnostic hooks of the parasite.
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Microscopic examination of Bertiella sp. eggs isolated from a proglottid: morphological features of the oncosphere and diagnostic hooks of the parasite.

Microscopic appearance of Trichomonas vaginalis in a stained smear: eccentric nuclei, axostyle, and flagella of protozoa amidst epithelium and microflora.

Microscopic findings of a vaginal smear in trichomoniasis: identification of Trichomonas vaginalis among squamous epithelial cells and coexisting flora.

Morphology of sheep sorrel (Rumex acetosella) and goat willow (Salix caprea) pollen under light microscopy. Differential diagnosis of artifacts.

A clinical case of Trichomonas detection in the urine and smear of a 15-year-old girl who denies sexual activity. Features of diagnosis and interpretation of results.

A case of hematuria in a patient from Africa: urine sediment microscopy and the search for Schistosoma haematobium eggs when urogenital schistosomiasis is suspected.

Microscopic examination of skin scrapings with 40% alkali: identification of Demodex mites (D. folliculorum, D. brevis) for laboratory diagnosis of demodicosis.

Microscopic examination of eyelashes for suspected eyelid demodicosis: detecting Demodex mites in hair follicles and laboratory diagnostic criteria.

Clinical parasitology case: identify the helminth species by egg capsule morphology in a wet stool smear from a child with dog contact.

A clinical case of opisthorchiasis: discovery of adult worms and Opisthorchis eggs during duodenal intubation in a patient with eosinophilia.

A parasitology clinical case: a patient returning from the Philippines has a trematode egg found in their stool. Identify the pathogen species by microscopy.

Morphology of Trichomonas vaginalis in stained urogenital smears: identification of protozoa, leukocyte reaction, and bacterial flora during microscopy.