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Hospital department responsible for the administration and provision of diagnostic and therapeutic services for the urologic patient.
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Nocturnal poliuria (more 33% of 24-urine volume)
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I am sure this question is going to be one of the more peculiar ones ever asked here, so please forgive the strange atmosphere of the question! Being that I own my own laboratory and I wanted to learn more about urine (and it's components), I let curiosity get the better of me and decided to test whether or not i could separate urine from any of its components by gravity just for fun. Long story short, I collected my urine in a 50ml centrifuge tube and centrifuged it at various paramaters. Nothing happened during this time, however I was called suddenly away from the lab, and in a hurry, I mistakenly forgot to dispose of the urine in the tube before leaving! After returning about two and a half weeks later, I removed the centrifuge tube containing my urine from the rotor to find that there is a red crystal like growth on the wall of the tube.
As I said, I do not know much about urine and I wanted to know if this was normal or not. What could the red crystal-like substance be? The centrifuge tube was sealed by the way and was never opened foe the entire time that it contained urine. The growth is quite visible and has the appearance almost identical to a naturally growing quarts or Amethyst crystal(but it is dark red). Any ideas what this is? Is is normal? Thanks!
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A quick search suggests that it could be uric acid crystals.
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I followed this case some years ago for 2 or 3 years, and I haven't elucidated the problem. I was going through my video archive and I found it, I was hoping that someone can recognize it.
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It could have been some sort of self instrumentation by the patient that led to this bizzare endoscopic appearance,
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I am serving on the nursing council for patient safety and quality improvement, and I am trying to get topical lidocaine (including sterile lidocaine lubricant for catheter insertion), approved as a nursing order. I have been asked to produce research to back up my position.
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The most important factor towards the utilization of a urojet is technique . Once administered allow three to five minutes for the lidocaine gel to reach the male perineum hence the occluding urethral organ the enlarged prostate. Otherwise their utilization is worthless in aiding the bypass of the apex of the prostate in most clinical cases. Additionally, if it's a urethral stricture the added time will aid the use of a flexible cystoscope with a guide wire and balloon dilates toon or laser incision. Always wait 3-5 minutes to lubricate and anesthetize the urethra and work everything to your advantage and with less blood loss and pain. It's also recommended to the physician to rub the perineum to move the gel intraurethrally and circumferentially.
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Open stent insertion didn't work, as he is suffering from recurrent UTI and the ureter diameter in the pelvis on USS is 2.2 cm. What are the options? What can be done?
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what about a cutaneous urostomy on the lower ureter and secondary reimplant in 1 year. I thing that tapered reimplantation on a six moths old baby has quite a lot of complications.
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Varicocele is one cause of male infertility. Does surgical intervention benefit varicocele patients, regardless of the grade?
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No absolute indication to surgery can be done. European Guides conclude: Although treatment of varicocele in adolescents may be effective, there is a significant risk of overtreatment.
The only prospective randomized study of treatment of subclinical varicocele failed to show that therapy benefited fertility.
I suggest lecture of Evers JL, Collins JA. Assessment of efficacy of varicocele repair for male subfertility: a systematic review. Lancet 2003;361(9372):1849-1852.