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Urinary Sediment Constituents in Bright-Field and Phase-Contrast Microscopy

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All urinary sediment constituents described in Chap. 7 are presented both in bright-field mode and in phase-contrast mode. Urinary sediment components appear differently in the two microscopy techniques and the inexperienced user can quickly orient themselves with the help of the above-mentioned comparison. Urinary sediment constituents can “age,” thereby altering their morphology. The reader can practice differentiating all urinary sediment constituents with the help of numerous photographic images.

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Yeast cells and fungal hyphae/PhaCo (Fig. 11.6) (MP4 43645 kb)

Yeast cells and fungal hyphae/bright field (Fig. 11.6) (MP4 32862 kb)

Yeast cells with chlamydospores/PhaCo (Fig. 11.9) (MP4 45168 kb)

Yeast cells with chlamydospores/bright field (Fig. 11.9) (MP4 38949 kb)

Histiocytes (macrophages)/PhaCo (Fig. 11.26) (MP4 17355 kb)

Trichomonads/PhaCo (Fig. 11.31) (MP4 9848 kb)

Squamous epithelial cells/bright field (Fig. 11.36) (MP4 35032 kb)

Squamous epithelial cells/PhaCo (Fig. 11.36) (MP4 33237 kb)

Old, enlarged leukocytes with a round nucleus and granular motility (Sternheimer-Malbin cells)/PhaCo (Fig. 11.42) (MP4 22643 kb)

Oval fat bodies, renal epithelial cell and yeast cells/bright field (Fig. 11.48) (MP4 46212 kb)

Oval fat bodies/PhaCo (Fig. 11.51) (MP4 42628 kb)

Histiocyte/PhaCo (Fig. 11.51) (MP4 61689 kb)

Erythrocyte cast/PhaCo (Fig. 11.62) (MP4 34023 kb)

Lipid cast/bright field (Fig. 11.70) (MP4 36084 kb)

Lipid cast (dark) (Fig. 11.71) (MP4 28189 kb)

Bacteria/bright field (Fig. 11.77) (MP4 28727 kb)

Bacteria/PhaCo (Fig. 11.77) (MP4 49176 kb)

Calcium oxalates/bright field (Fig. 11.91) (MP4 34902 kb)

Calcium oxalates/PhaCo (Fig. 11.91) (MP4 25174 kb)

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Neuendorf, J. (2020). Urinary Sediment Constituents in Bright-Field and Phase-Contrast Microscopy. In: Urine Sediment. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-15911-5_11

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