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Assessment of vaginal discharge
Phase contrast wet mount micrograph of a vaginal discharge revealing the presence of Trichomonas vaginalisprotozoa
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Vaginal smear identifying Candida albicans using a wet mount technique
CDC Image Library; Dr Stuart Brown
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Photomicrograph revealing bacteria adhering to vaginal epithelial cells, known as clue cells
CDC Image Library; M. Rein
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Trichomonasvaginitis with copious purulent discharge emanating from the cervical os
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Micrograph of polymorphonuclear leukocytes and (extracellular) diplococci on a cervical smear
CDC Image Library; Joe Miller
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Enterobius vermicularis egg (human pinworm)
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Cervicitis due to herpes simplex virus; erosive inflammation with accompanying paracervical purulency is seen
CDC; Dr Paul Wiesner
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Vaginal smear identifying Candida albicans using Gram stain technique
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McCoy cell monolayer micrograph revealing intracellular Chlamydia trachomatis inclusion bodies; magnified 50x
CDC; Dr E. Arum, Dr N. Jacobs
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Cervicitis and vaginal discharge due to gonorrhoea
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