Urinalysis microscopy analysis | What's in your urine?

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This is the last part of urinalysis series. I hope you learn and enjoy leaning as much as I am enjoy making these video. What is your favorite part of urinalysis?
Please check community tap for more picture directly from microscopy.
Timestamps:
0:70 - Urinalysis microscopy analysis overview
1:03 - Specimen condition and preparation
6:13 - What can you find in the urine settlement?
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[@zizuzebra]

Excellent to lecture such sources of laboratory testing procedures. Great thanks 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

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So nice of you