Figure 1: A cytospin smear of a urine sediment contains many neutrophils (N), a few eosinophils (Eo) and low to moderate epithelial cells (E). There are also many dying cells, which are not identifiable, which is likely due to the “toxic” nature of urine (Wright’s stain).
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