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[[Image:Gout_-_monosodium_urate_crystals_(20X,_polarized,_red_compensator).jpg|thumb|right|Crystals (gout) and blood cells in [[polarized light]]. (WC/Gabriel Caponetti)]]
[[Image:Gout_-_monosodium_urate_crystals_(20X,_polarized,_red_compensator).jpg|thumb|right|Crystals (gout) and blood cells in [[polarized light]]. (WC/Gabriel Caponetti)]]
[[Image: Crystals in urine - uc -- very high mag - animation.gif | Crystals - very high mag.|thumb|right|Crystals (uric acid-type) in urine. (WC)]]
[[Image: Crystals in urine - uc -- very high mag - animation.gif | Crystals - very high mag.|thumb|right|Crystals in urine. (WC)]]
This article deals with '''crystals in body fluids'''.
This article deals with '''crystals in body fluids'''.


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Image: Uric acid crystals (urine) - Ürik asit kristalleri (idrar) - 03.png | Uric acid crystals. (WC)
Image: Uric acid crystals (urine) - Ürik asit kristalleri (idrar) - 03.png | Uric acid crystals. (WC)
Image: Calcium oxalate crystals in urine.jpg | Calcium oxalate crystal - envelope-shaped. (WC)
Image: Calcium oxalate crystals in urine.jpg | Calcium oxalate crystal - envelope-shaped. (WC)
Image: Fluorescent uric acid.JPG | Uric acid crystals. (WC)
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