
Amorphous Urates in Urine Sediment: Laboratory Diagnostics
Macroscopic appearance and microscopy of acidic urine sediment in pronounced uraturia: brick-pink sediment and amorphous urates in the field of view.
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Macroscopic appearance and microscopy of acidic urine sediment in pronounced uraturia: brick-pink sediment and amorphous urates in the field of view.

A case of hematuria in a patient from Africa: urine sediment microscopy and the search for Schistosoma haematobium eggs when urogenital schistosomiasis is suspected.

Microscopic detection of Capillaria nematode larvae in urine sediment. Features of laboratory diagnosis of urogenital capillariasis in animals.

Explore the morphology of waxy casts in urine sediment microscopy in a patient with renal failure and proteinuria. Understand their formation and diagnostic significance.

Urine sediment microscopy in diabetes mellitus: detection of pseudomycelium and Candida yeast-like fungal spores amidst pronounced leukocyturia.

Microscopy of urine sediment in cystinuria: visualization of pathological hexagonal cystine crystals in a native preparation. An example from veterinary practice.

A diagnostic challenge in urine sediment microscopy: identify cellular structures and clusters in a stained preparation. Test your analytical skills.

Microscopy of urine sediment in candiduria: detection of spores, pseudomycelium of Candida yeast fungi, and squamous epithelial cells in a female patient.

Microscopy of urine sediment: detection of spermatozoa. Causes of spermaturia, rules for evaluating urinalysis, and a microphotograph of a native preparation (400x magnification).

Urine sediment microscopy: help identify an unusually shaped crystalline formation. A question on the differential diagnosis of salts.

A clinical case in urine sediment microscopy for an elderly patient with jaundice. Evaluate the morphology of structures and identify elements at 400x magnification.

Urine sediment microscopy in an ICU patient: massive clusters of budding yeast-like cells and Candida pseudomycelial filaments found in candiduria.