The Question
This is an iSEDIMENT pic from taken by Nikolaus Koegl, an Austrian medical student who rotated with me on the renal service this past week. The arrow points to a cast. What is it?
The Answer
In my opinion this is a mixed cellular cast with both renal tubular epithelial and white blood cells in the cast.
This is an iSEDIMENT pic from taken by Nikolaus Koegl, an Austrian medical student who rotated with me on the renal service this past week. The arrow points to a cast. What is it?
The Answer
In my opinion this is a mixed cellular cast with both renal tubular epithelial and white blood cells in the cast.
Epithelial cells on a TH cast?
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ReplyDeleteApril 6, 2011, according to the U.S. FDA website reports, the approval of vandetanib for the treatment of adult advanced medullary thyroid cancer, these patients not suitable for surgery, the tumor continued to increase or cause symptoms.
Thyroid cancer is a tumor of the neck thyroid. Medullary thyroid carcinoma is a particular type of cell in the thyroid gland, can be spontaneous or part of a genetic syndrome.
According to the U.S. National Cancer Institute, the United States during 2010 newly diagnosed about 44,600 cases of thyroid cancer cases, about 1,690 people die from the disease. Medullary thyroid cancer is estimated to account for 3% -5% of all thyroid cancer; It is estimated that the United States in 2010 medullary thyroid cancer incidence is about 1300-2200, is one of the rare type of thyroid cancer. Further reading: U.S. FDA approved the first treatment of medullary thyroid cancer drug vandetanib
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