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    Anna Liezle T. Pagud MD,RMT

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    Microscopic

    Examination

    Culture Isolation and

    Identification

    Serologic Test

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    10-20 KOH

    Lactophenol cotton blue

    Methylene blue

    Gram staining

    Giemsa

    and rights stain

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    ryptococcus neoformans because

    of its large polysaccharide capsule

    can be visualized by the India stain.

    Organisms that possess a

    polysaccharide capsule exhibit a

    halo around the cell against the

    black background created by the

    India.

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    Mix the specimen with a small drop of India on a

    clean glass slide.

    Place a cover slip over the smear and press

    gently. The preparation should be brownish, notblack.

    Examine the smear microscopically for the

    presence of encapsulated cells as indicated by

    clear zones surrounding the cells.

    Note: The India ink is ready to use. Further

    dilution with water is not recommended.

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    Presumptive test for

    Cryptococcus neoformans

    Negative staining

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    Gram stain

    For staining yeasts in various fluid

    and secretions

    Giemsa

    and rights

    Can be used to detect Histoplasma

    capsulatum in bone marrow

    preparations and blood smear

    Papanicolaou stain

    Can be used on sputum and respiratory

    tract samples

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    Fastidiuous and non fastidous fungi30 C

    Dermatophytes does not grow on

    higher temperatureSubcutaneous fungi - 25-30 and 37 C

    H. capsulatum, Sportothrix schenckii

    dimorphic25-30 C molds Sabourauds dextrose

    agar

    Higher temp budding yeasts - Brain

    heart infusion agar

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    2-4 weeks

    Aspergillus fumigatus and Candida

    albicans 1- 3 days

    At least 3 times weekly

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    Blood Culture

    Sabouraudsdextrose agarDextrose , peptone, agar with ph 5.6

    molds

    Brain heart infusion agarFor fastidious organisms

    yeast

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    Detection of antibodies to

    specific fungal pathogens

    Histoplasmosis andCoccidiomycosis

    Cryptococcis

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    Immunodiffusion more specificbut less sensitive

    Complement fixation

    Histoplasmosis andCoccidiomycosis

    Latex agglutination

    Polysaccharide capsular antigensof Cryptococcus neoformans

    Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent

    Assa ELISA

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    Quantitative Enzyme

    Immunoassay

    HIV infected patientsHistoplasmosis

    ELISA

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    Minimum Inhibitory Concentration

    ( MIC )

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