Peyer, Alexander, Girard, Alfred Conrad, 1841-1914, ed. and tr · New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 106
E. 44 CLINICAL MICROSCOPY. CALCIUM CAEBONATE Occurs in alkaline, rarely in neutral urine, in the form of smallwhite globes, which are aggregated in a glandular form; dumb-bells occur rarely. The sediment effervesces on addition of min-eral acids. Lime is excreted in increased quantity, as a rule,… … Mezger Utk. Calciiiiii carbonate. Peyers microscopy. PLATE 23.THE PIGMENTS OF THE URINE. 46 CLINICAL MICROSCOPY. THE PIGMENTS OF UKINE. Of all those mentioned above, only two are of importance to thepractitioner, and they are the only ones which can be isolated.The first, urobilin^ derives its…
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