An atlas of clinical microscopy . he result of severe colds; also of propa-gation of the inflammation of neighboring organs, as in gonorrhoea;also by unskillful catheterization, whereby bacteria are carried intothe bladder. The internal use of certain remedies—e. g., cantha-rides—may also cause such inflammation. In a little while a sediment is formed in such urine, more orless abundant, and, according to the admixture of blood, fromgrayish white to reddish brown. The reaction may be either acid or alkaline; this dependsmainly on the original cause—i. e., if infection or otherwise. Itis acid w
An atlas of clinical microscopy . he result of severe colds; also of propa-gation of the inflammation of neighboring organs, as in gonorrhoea;also by unskillful catheterization, whereby bacteria are carried intothe bladder. The internal use of certain remedies—e. g., cantha-rides—may also cause such inflammation. In a little while a sediment is formed in such urine, more orless abundant, and, according to the admixture of blood, fromgrayish white to reddish brown. The reaction may be either acid or alkaline; this dependsmainly on the original cause—i. e., if infection or otherwise. Itis acid when it does not contain bacteria. The microscopic picturecoincides with the reaction. Plate 44 is the picture of an acute vesical catarrh, with acidreaction; it originated suddenly in a woman after a severe see very few bacteria, and even these found, probably, access tothe urine after it was voided. There are visible, however, manyred blood-corpuscles, less white ones, and a moderate quantity ofepithelium. PLATE 44. Mc/.ricr läli Acute vesical catarrh,(acid reaction of urine). Peyers microscopy. PLATE 45
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