A clinical case on general urine analysis: a 12-year-old child with stomatitis has a urine sample with unusual coloration. Determine the possible cause of the change.
Anonymous question from a subscriber. A 12-year-old child with stomatitis, OAM and OAC prescribed, morning urine delivered to the laboratory. What do the experts say?
Measuring urine specific gravity with a urinometer: a value of 1051 with 12 mmol/L glucosuria. Causes of pronounced hypersthenuria in urine analysis.
Microscopy of a child's urine sediment with neutral pH: ammonium urate crystals ("thorn apples"), calcium oxalates, and calcium carbonate.
Explore the morphology of waxy casts in urine sediment microscopy in a patient with renal failure and proteinuria. Understand their formation and diagnostic significance.
