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s/l stone fragments for crystal graft analysis - Gigi

Posted: Oct 08, 2014

Hi everyone I am doing a laser lithotripsy and stone extraction. When the doctor mentions the specimen, it sounds like he is saying Specimen: stone fragments for s/l crystal graft analysis. I would appreciate any input you may have. this one is driving me nuts...

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"The most common crystalline materials found in kidney stones are calcium oxalate, calcium phosphate, uric acid, and struvite. It is not uncommon for a stone to contain more than one crystalline component. Noncrystalline materials found in stones include proteins and blood. Some laboratories report the composition of the nidus (if present) separately from the composition of the body of the stone.

INDIVIDUAL CRYSTALLINE COMPONENTS

Calcium oxalate and calcium phosphate"

See if any of the above words match your sounds like word.

crystallographic analysis - NM

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