Abnormal Crystals

Abnormal Crystals

There are a number of crystals which are seen less frequently but are of considerable significance when they appear. Their presence should be verified by further testing and confirmed by a supervisor or pathologist before reporting the results. Polarized light can aid in crystal identification.

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