Clinical pathology

Crystals must be identified in the urine sediment. The MLT must be able to differentiate between normal crystals frequently encountered in the urine and "abnormal" crystals whose appearance is pathological in nature. Note: The pH at which a fresh urine sample is at aids in the identification of a crystal. All abnormal crystals precipitate in the urine at acidic pHs. Read more: Urinalysis: Crystals - UOIT Clinical Biochemistry Source: UOIT Clinical Biochemistry

Essentials Of Clinical Pathology 2Nd Edition-151044, Shirish M Kawthalkar Books, Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers Books, 9789386150691 at Meripustak.

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The College of American Pathologists Pathology and Laboratory Quality Center in association with the Association of Directors of Anatomic and Surgical Pathology convened an expert panel to develop an evidence-based guideline to help define the role of case reviews in surgical pathology and cytology. A literature search was conducted to gather data on the review of cases in surgical pathology and cytology. The panel drafted 5 recommendations, with strong agreement from open comment period…

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