Difficulties in Evaluating Urinalysis following Combined Pancreas–Kidney Transplantation

Bacteriological urinalysis in patients after renal transplantation.

The study consisted of microbiological urinalysis performed in 269 patients after renal transplantation who remained under medical care at the Outpatient Service of the Transplantation Institute in Warsaw. The patients enrolled into the study had undergone renal transplantation 6 to 72 months before urine samples were collected. 304 urinalysis were performed. In the group of 269 patients, 42 in...

Processing difficulties following commissurotomy in the monkey.

A Framework for Evaluating Difficulties in ERP Implementation

Various sources point out very high percentages of failures to implement ERP systems. In this work, the main difficulties for this task are analyzed and a systematic classification of fundamental reasons is intended. By considering the reasons that lead to failure, a simple and effective mechanism is generated to evaluate in advance complications the project might present. In this way, the tool...

Urinalysis in dehydration fever.

JOHN THOMSON, M.D., D.P.H., D.C.H. (From the Department of Child Life and Health, University of Edinburgh) Introduction In the course of carrying out a series of observations on renal output and the composition of the urine in the newborn period, two cases of dehydration fever were observed. The observations recorded in these two cases deviate so far from the normal, Thomson (1944), that their ...

Urinalysis in clinical diagnosis.

It is appropriate to commence this article on the history of urine examination with the words of Auguste Comte (1798-1857), who wrote in Positive Philosophy that "To understand a science it is necessary to know its history".' In this context and with special reference to urine, the most freely accessible of all biological fluids, it is not surprising to know that over the course of history it w...