Description
Study identifying the etiological agent of aspergillosis, Aspergillus spp., using a specialized culture medium. This is a bacterioscopic study of a biomaterial (which may include swabs from various locations), involving the isolation and identification of the etiological pathogen to the species level; antibiotic susceptibility testing is not performed.
Period of execution
Within 16 days. The specified time does not include the day of biomaterial collection
Biomaterial type
- Throat swab (oropharynx)
- Throat swab (microscopy)
- Conjunctival swab (left eye) (microscopy)
- Conjunctival swab (right)
- Conjunctival swab (left)
- Conjunctival swab (right eye) (microscopy)
- Nasal swab
- Nasal swab (microscopy)
- Nasopharyngeal swab
- Swab from nasal sinuses
- Nasopharyngeal swab (microscopy)
- Urogenital swab
- Urogenital smear (microscopy)
- Urogenital swab (with prostatic secretion)
- Urethral swab
- Urethral swab (microscopy)
- Cervical canal swab (microscopy)
- Swab from the inner surface of the cervix (from cervical canal)
- Nasal sinus swab (microscopy)
- Urogenital swab (with prostate secretion) (microscopy)
- Oral cavity abscess discharge
- Oral abscess discharge (microscopy)
- Wound discharge
- Nasopharyngeal discharge
- Nasopharyngeal discharge (microscopy)
- Wound discharge (microscopy)
- Ear discharge (left ear) (microscopy)
- Ear discharge (right)
- Ear discharge (left)
- Ear discharge (right ear)(microscopy)