The diagnosis of cyclospora infection is confirmed by examining stool specimens.  Several stool samples are require for a more precise identification of the oocysts.  Laboratory techniques used to detect the cyclospora oocytes in stool include acid-fast staining, ultraviolet (UV) fluorescence microscope, and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis.
Cyclosporiasis laboratory findings
Enterobiasis laboratory findings
Microsporidiosis laboratory findings
Schistosomiasis laboratory findings
Babesiosis laboratory findings
Cyclosporiasis physical examination
Whipworm infection laboratory findings
Hymenolepis infection laboratory findings