Urine for Phase Contrast test uses specialized microscopy to examine red blood cells in urine, helping identify the source of bleeding in the urinary tract.
Urine for Phase Contrast is a specialized microscopic examination that uses phase contrast microscopy to evaluate red blood cells (RBCs) in urine. This technique helps differentiate whether the blood in urine originates from the kidneys (glomerular) or from other parts of the urinary tract.
It is particularly useful in evaluating hematuria (blood in urine) and identifying underlying kidney disorders.
A urine sample is examined under a phase contrast microscope, which enhances the visibility of cellular structures.
This distinction helps guide further diagnosis and treatment.