Medical microscopy : a guide to the use of the microscope in medical practice (1898)
Wethered, Frank Joesph, 1860-1928 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 226
1 of feathery rays, like snow-flakes, or may form peculiarjagged figures like leaves. Like all phospbatic deposits, these crystals dissolvereadily in acetic acid. They cannot be said to possess any pathological value,their presence simply indicating an excess of alkalinity ofthe urine. Neutral… … Stellar Phosphates. crystallization, and arranged singly or in sheaths androsettes. They are generally surrounded by small crystalsof oxalate of lime. The urine is, as a rule, feebly acid,or just becoming alkaline. The deposit is decomposedby ammonia and dissolved by acetic acid. This sedimentis…
Microscopy · Laboratory Techniques and Procedures · Medical microscopy
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