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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 300 patients before and after the section of comparative analysis of urine sediment [Abstract] Objective: analysis and comparison of before and after section of the test results of urine sediment. Methods: 300 cases of specimens from clinic patients before and after the section of the urine, urine sediment with UF 100 simultaneous detection by flow cytometry, microscopy-positive samples of artificial lens inspection review, the results of a comparative analysis of its results: the results of male patients there was no significant difference (Pgt; 0.05), while the female urinary RBC (RBC), WBC (white blood cells), BACT (bacteria), EC ( epithelial cells) the difference was significant (P lt;0.05), CAST (tube) the difference was not significant (Pgt; 0.05), and hospitals are no corresponding clinical symptoms. Conclusion: women with urine sediment test results of significant differences and women vaginal discharge and other pollution. urine specimens to specimens is very important part of quality control laboratory is the main content. [Keywords:] before and after the section of urine sediment, UF 100 urine sediment flow cytometry, comparative analysis Kidney disease is a major threat to human health disease, early prevention, early detection is the key to preventing disease, so do the urine test is very important, and how the urine specimens is a very important part of this paper on 300 cases of outpatient treatment patients were before and after the section of comparative analysis of urine sediment testing, reported as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information Outpatient hospital 300 cases of 124 cases of male, female, 176 were aged 15 to 70 years, of which 31 cases of diabetes, nephritis, 44 cases of kidney stones in 19 cases, low back pain in 31 cases, renal transplantation 60 cases, prostatitis 22 cases, eyelid edema in 23 cases, physical examination in 58 cases, 12 cases is unknown. 1.2 Methods