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Crytsals

Clinical Microscopy

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excretion of crystals is termed as crystalluria
acid crystal that is fluffy orange or pink sediment (brick dust) due to uroerythrin Amorphous urates
Yellow brown granules Amorphous urates
soluble in heat and alkali Amorphous urates
most pleomorphic Uric acid
rhombic (diamond), lemon shaped Uric acid
hexagonal forms may be mistaken as cystine crystals Uric acid
the most frequently observed urinary crystal CaOx
Dihydrate weddellite
monohydrate whewellite
cigarette-butt appearance calcium sulfate
yellow-brown/ colorless elongated prism Hippuric acid
most common cause of turbidity in alkaline urine amorphous phosphates
solule in dilute acetic acid amorphous phospates
seen in old specimens ammonium biurate
yellow-brown "thorny apples" Ammonium biurate
colorless, prism, coffin-lid, fern-leaf, feathery triple phosphate / struvite
end or corner may be notched Magnesium phosphate
flat plates, thin prisms in rosette form Apatite, CaPhosphate
rosettes may resemble sulfonamide crystals
small, colorless, dumbbell, tetrads or spherical-shaped Ca Carbonate
forms gas (effervescence) after adding acetic acid Ca Carbonate
misidentified as bacteria Ca Carbonate
colorless, refractile hexagonal plates, often laminated Cystine
mistaken as hexagonal uric acid crystals Cystine
positive cyanide-nitroprusside reaction Cystine
rectangular plate with notch in one or more corners (staircase pattern) Cholesterol
flat, four-sided plates often with a notched corner radiographic dye
fine colorless to yellow needles in clumps or rosettes Tyrosine
increase in liver disease, more commonly found than leucine tyrosine
yellow brown oily-looking spheres w/ concentric circles & radial striations leucine
precipitated with tyrosine after adding alcohol leucine
sofa pillow leucine
clumped granules or needles with bright yellow color bilirubin
fan-shaped needles, sheaves of wheat, rosettes, arrowhead, petals, round-shaped, whetstones sulfonamide
colorless needles that tend to form bundles following refrigeration ampicillin
spheres with dimpled center starch granules
Maltese cross formation OFFS Oval Fat Bodies, Fatty Cast, Fat Droplets, Starch granules
spheres with cell wall & concentric circles pollen grains
artifacts mistaken for casts hair and fibers
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