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Left: Bile stained granular casts from icteric urine, Right: Bile stained granular casts; uric acid crystals in rosettes (a case of hepatic syphilis with chronic parenchymatous nephritis)

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Title: Atlas of urinary sediments; with special reference to their clinical significance
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Rieder, Hermann, 1858-1932 Delépine, Sheridan, 1855-
Subjects: Urine
Publisher: London, Griffin
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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as ascertained bycultivation. From ii case of SCARLATINAL NEPHRITIS. Fig. 2. Slender HYALINE CASTS, RENAL AND VESICAL EPITHELIAL CELLS, the latter showing the characteristic pointed processes whichpass from their deep aspect among subjacent cells. From a case of NEPHRITIS. Fig. 3. Bile-stained GRANULAR CASTS from icteric urine. From the same case as Fig. 4. Fig. 4. BILE.STAINED GRANULAR CASTS. Rod-like crystals of URICACID (impure) disposed in rosettes. The bile-stained renal epitheliumhas been represented in Plate X., Fig. 6. HEPATIC SYPHILIS with CHRONIC PAREN-CHYMATOUS NEPHRITIS. Fig. 5. AIR BUBBLES often observed in preparations of urinary sediments.Spherical forms, with dark outlines showing the effects of focussincat various levels. Irregular, flattened bubbles occurring in prepara-tions which have become partly dry. Fig. 6. MYCELIAL FILAMENTS. From the white pellicle formed on thesurface of urine which hwd stood for a long time exposed to the air. XXJV. Cv \m o m s^ ■4 €^ /
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