Sulfa crystals from the urinary sediment of a patient taking (sulfamethoxazol), These crystals resemble crystals of uric acid or calcium oxalate, but sulfa crystals are soluble in acetone
Sulfa crystals from the urinary sediment of a patient taking (sulfamethoxazol/trimethoprim). These crystals look like uric acid crystals, but are soluble in acetone while uric acid not. These crystals should be reported as it may cause Crystal-induced acute kidney injury (AKI)
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