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I have done a test for urine infection, and these are some results were highlighted. egfr- 99.57 red blood cells - 1.00 squamous epithelial cells - 1.00 crystals- 3.00 calcium oxalate crystals - 3.00?
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GFR is normal. I am not familiar with this form of reporting. Pl specify what kind of urine tests were done
Answered 7/9/2023
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