Question: What anatomic site did these organisms most likely come from?
Case courtesy of Dr. Abdelmonen Elhosseiny
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5 comments:
Wow. The duodenum, presumably. In a pancreatic cyst! Wonder if they were just along for the ride, or contributed to the pathology.
Those are lovely Giardia trophozoites!
What beautiful Gaidia Lamblia trophs.
Mayo New England
Giardia lamblia. Lovely.
Giardia duodenalis (lamblia) trophs I expect from duodenal to match the name ha ha maybe pulled up with the string test
Excellent staining and pics
thanks for sharing
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