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The presence of fatty casts in urine, also known as lipid casts, is a finding in urine microscopy that can indicate an underlying medical condition.
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English: The presence of fatty casts in urine, also known as lipid casts, is a finding in urine microscopy that can indicate an underlying medical condition. Casts are cylindrical structures that form in the renal tubules of the kidneys and can be composed of various substances, including proteins, cells, and lipid material. Fatty casts, as the name suggests, contain lipids (fats) and are typically composed of lipid-laden renal tubular epithelial cells. |
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