Difference between revisions of "Urine Analysis - Pathology"

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Urine Analysis can be a quick and inexpensive method to determine abnormalities in a patient.

Calcium Oxalate

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 ====Urine Assays====
 ====Microscopic Examination====
+=====Cellular Deposits=====
+*Epithlial cells
+**Renal
+**Squamouns
+**Transitional
+*Leucocytes
+*Red blood cells
+**Intact
+**Ghost
+**Crenated
+*Bacteria
+*Other
+**Fat droplets
+**Yeast bodies
+**Sperm
+**Artefacts
+=====Casts (Cylinduria)=====
+*Hyaline
+*Waxy
+*Granular
+*Cellular
+*Fatty
+*Haemoglobin
+*Myoglobin
+*Artefacts
+**mucus threads
+=====Crystalline and Amorphous Deposits=====
+*Calcium carbonate
+*Struvite
+Calcium Oxalate
+**Dihydrate
+**Monohydrate
+*Amorphous phosphate
+*Leucine
+*Tyrosine
+*Cystine
+*Amorphous urates
+*Uric acid
+*Sodium urate
+*Dicalcium Phosphate
+*Ammonium Biurate
 ====Culture and Sensitivity====
 ===Interpretation===