rs were much larger.They are occasionally seen as large as the 3-J-g- of an inch in diam-eter. The urine should be examined for these crystals in a shorttime after it has left the bladder, for after the lapse of 36 or 48hours they may appear in urine which was devoid of them at first.These crystals… … Crystals of oxalate of lime. Dumb-bell form, x 250. The dumb-bell forms are not so common as the others are andthey are usually accompanied with the octahedral crystals. The nuclei of many of the urinury calculi may be demon-strated to consist of these dumb-bell crystals of oxalate of lime. HOW TO…
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