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HAEMATURIA;: PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION OF 100 CASES FOR LOCALIZATION OF SOURCE OF BLEEDING


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Title: HAEMATURIA;: PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION OF 100 CASES FOR LOCALIZATION OF SOURCE OF BLEEDING

Authors: Irfana Hassan, Abdul Baqi Durrani, Alishba Karim

Journal: The Professional Medical Journal (TPMJ)

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Publisher: Independent Medical College, Faisalabad- Pakistan

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2017

Volume: 24

Issue: 10

Language: English

DOI: 10.29309/TPMJ/2017.24.10.769

Keywords: HematuriaPhase contrast microscopy,Urine DR,

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Abstract

Introduction: Urine analysis was the first laboratory test performed in medicineand has been used for several thousand years. Today it continues to be a powerful tool inobtaining crucial information for diagnostic purposes in medicine.1 Aims and Objectives:To estimate the source of bleeding by erythrocyte morphology on PCM, in patients withhaematuria. Study Design: Descriptive. Setting: The Nephrology and Urology out Patients.Period: 2014 to 2015. Methods: Urinary samples were collected from 100 random patientswho presented with haematuria. Samples were examined by face contrast microscope.UrineRBCs were identified as isomorphic and dysmorphic, proportion was taken, >20% of eithercells were used for localizing the source of bleeding. Later on, finding was furtherconfirmed byultra sound or other investigations like renal Biopsies and cell cytology. Result: In our studywe found that not only the correct bleeding site can be located with a high specificity, but alsoadditional findings can be looked for with a little background knowledge of patient’s medicalhistory. Conclusion: Phase contrast microscopy should be used by the clinicians for gatheringthe primitive information in the patients with haematuria.


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