. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. cover-glass should beused and several slides searched, witha low power at first; slides are noweasily obtained, with a shallow con-cavity ground into one surface, whichare very convenient for this purpose. Spermatozoids, when present in quan-tity, form a light flocculent cloud, butthere is rarely anything to indicatetheir presence. A high power (400diameters) is necessary for their recog-nition. They are then seen as smalloval bodies with delicate tails (
. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. cover-glass should beused and several slides searched, witha low power at first; slides are noweasily obtained, with a shallow con-cavity ground into one surface, whichare very convenient for this purpose. Spermatozoids, when present in quan-tity, form a light flocculent cloud, butthere is rarely anything to indicatetheir presence. A high power (400diameters) is necessary for their recog-nition. They are then seen as smalloval bodies with delicate tails (, 3). Their recognition is oftenof great importance in medico-legalcases. The schizomycetes fungi are the most important of the vegetable growthsfound in human urine. The gonococcus, or the micro-coccus of gonorrhoea, forms little colonies in groups oftwo or four punctiform spherules on the pus-cells of gon-orrhoeal cystitis and urethritis (Fig. 2315, Vol. IV.).They are easily stained by the basic aniline dyes, andtheir recognition is important as affording a certainmeans of diagnosing between simple and specific Fig. 4286.—Hyaline Casts (X210). (Tyson.) acute miliary tuberculosis (for methods see Micro-organ-isms, Vol. IV.). Bacteria swarm in urine that is decomposed or has un-dergone the alkaline fermentation. They render the urineturbid and do not fall as a sediment, except in due to bacteria is not removed by filtration, but
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