Morphology of amoxicillin crystals in urine sediment by phase-contrast, light, and polarized microscopy: diagnosing drug-induced crystalluria.
Amoxicillin crystals in urine. Phase-contrast (A, B), light (C), and polarized (D) microscopy. Source: Couto J, Pontes dos SantosL, Alves J, Lòpez R, Maldonad C. Amoxicillin crystalluria: a rare side-effect of a commonly prescribed antibiotic. EJCRIM 2017
🙏 Material kindly provided by medical laboratory technician Dmitry Emelyanov.
Morphology of acyclovir crystals in urine sediment by light and polarized microscopy: a clinical example of drug-induced crystalluria.
Morphology of sulfadiazine crystals in urine sediment during acute kidney injury: bright-field and polarized light microscopy of a native preparation.
Microscopy of urine sediment when taking sulfonamides. Characteristic fan-shaped and sheaf-like crystal morphology for clinical laboratory diagnostics.
