Do urinary Squamous Epithelial Cells Accurately Predict Urine Culture Contamination , but May Predict Urinalysis Performance in Predicting Bacteriuria?
Squamous epithelial cells are a poor predictor of urine culture contamination, but may predict poor predictive performance of traditional urinalysis measures.
There are two particularly sensitive sites distinguishing the response to stress in CMS model. In the brain, it is MHb, while on the periphery this predictor is SST level in plasma. These changes may broaden an understanding of the mechanisms involved in the stress response and point to the intriguing role of MHb.