https://hellkisa.org/ 2026-08-27 monthly 1.0 https://hellkisa.org/images/alexander_zabrodskiy.png Alexander Zabrodskiy, Medical Scientist https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-1.jpg Phthirus pubis (Pubic Louse) Microscopic view of P. pubis ('crab louse') with characteristic broad body and large claws for grasping hair. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-2.jpg Aspergillus spp. (Conidiophore) Microscopic observation of Aspergillus conidiophore structure, clearly showing vesicle and conidia formation. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-3.jpg Sarcoptes scabiei (Scabies Mite) High-magnification view of an adult female scabies mite, the causative agent of sarcoptic mange. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-4.jpg Mycobacterium tuberculosis Acid-fast bacilli (red rods) visible against a counterstained background, confirming TB infection. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-5.jpg Parasitic Ova (Egg) Distinctive morphology of a parasitic egg found in stool concentrate, critical for diagnostic identification. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-6.jpg Differential Growth Plate Colony morphology on chromogenic media, allowing rapid species identification based on enzymatic color reactions. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-7.jpg Louse Specimen (Dorsal) Clear dorsal view of a louse specimen, highlighting segmentation and appendage structure. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-8.jpg Worm Dissection Macro view of a parasitic worm specimen post-extraction/dissection for structural analysis. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-9.jpg Tick Specimen (Ixodida) Close-up of an engorged tick, a common vector for bacterial pathogens like Borrelia. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-10.jpg Hyaline Casts Phase-contrast microscopy showing hyaline casts in urine sediment, indicative of renal physiology. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-11.jpg Fungal Spore Formation Microscopic observation of conidiophores and spore release mechanisms in a mould culture. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-12.jpg Endothrix Hair Infection Hair shaft invaded by fungal spores (endothrix/ectothrix), visualized under fluorescence or standard microscopy. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-13.jpg Louse (Ventral View) Ventral aspect of a louse, showing detail of the legs and sensory organs. https://hellkisa.org/images/gallery-14.jpg Sarcoptes scabiei (Burrow) Another view of the scabies mite, emphasizing the burrowing morphology associated with skin infestation.