Atlas of cells in urine

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Figure  1.    Hypotonic urine containing an RBC, several WBCs, 
two renal epithelial cells, and a transitional epithelial cell (500x)

Figure  2.    Renal epithelial cells, WBCs, RBCs, and bacteria (500x).

Figure  3.    Many RBCs and a squamous epithelial cell (160x).

Figure  4.    SM-stained RBCs, some crenated (400x)

Figure  5.    Same field of view as previous figure under phase contrast microscopy (400x)

Figure  6.    WBCs, a few RBCs, and bacteria (500x)

Figure  7.    SM-stained WBCs and bacteria under phase contrast microscopy (400x)

Figure  8.    Large clump of WBCs and many squamous epithelial cells (400 x)

Figure  9.    SM-stained RBCs, WBCs, and squamous epithelial cells (400x)

Figure  10.    Distorted WBCs. Acetic acid (2%)  was added  to the slide to accentuate  the nuclei, thereby confirming that the distorted cells are WBCs. The reason for this distortion is unknown (400x)

Figure  11.    Clump of WBCs, stained by bilirubin (200x)

Figure  12.    WBCs and squamous epithelial cells (400 x)

Figure  13.    Renal epithelial cells

Figure  14.    Sheet of squamous epithelial cells; most likely vaginal contamination (160x)   

Figure 15. Numerous WBCs and few transitional cells (arrow) (200x)

Figure 16. SM-stained WBCs and transitional epithelial cells (200x).

Figure 17. Squamous epithelial cells

Figure 18. WBCs and bacteria.

Figure 19. SM-stained WBCs and bacteria (400x) 

Figure 20. Same field of view as previous figure under phase contrast microscopy (400x)

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