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A woman with HIV infection, brain abscesses, and eosinophilia.

Figure 1. Nests of Trypanosoma cruzi amastigotes with several darkly stained, rod-shaped kinetoplasts (A) are seen in glial cells (arrows). Kinetoplasts are a key diagnostic morphologic feature that separates the amastigotes of T. cruzi (and Leishmania species) from Toxoplasma and Histoplasma. species. The kinetoplasts of the amastigotes (B) appear as prominent dense reddish staining rods (arrows).