Urine sediment microscopy in a patient with proteinuria (3 g/L): fatty, granular, and epithelial casts, vacuolization and fatty degeneration of renal epithelium.
🔬 Urine Sediment Microscopy
👤 Patient: 63 years old 🏥 Endocrinology Department ⚠ Protein in urine: 3 g/L
❗Hyaline-droplet, epithelial, fatty, granular, and vacuolated casts were found. Groups of renal epithelial cells with signs of fatty degeneration were also identified; vacuolization was noted in individual cell groups.
🙏 Photos and description kindly provided by biologist Anna Feditskaya, Luhansk
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