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Operation
Axiostar plus Transmitted-light polarization Carl Zeiss
B 40-815 e 12/01 3-13
If necessary, correct the orientation of the
analyzer to achieve an optimal, dark
viewing field.
Move the object to be examined into the
field of view. Birefringent (anisotropic)
objects now usually exhibit the optical
effects described above.
The orientation of the analyzer to the polarizer
changes when you turn the tube, which in turn
influences the contrast.
3.5.4 Sample differentiation between
gout and pseudogout
Move two polarizers to the dark position
(analyzer NORTH-SOUTH-oriented, polarizer
EAST-WEST-oriented).
Swivel in lambda plate and, if a rotary
lambda plate is available (e.g. 445226-
0000-000), set the oscillation direction to
45° (γ, stop position).
Select crystal needles that are oriented in
the gamma direction (see marking on the
lambda plate).
Analysis:
If the crystal needles oriented parallel to the
gamma direction of the lambda plate are
yellow, and the crystal needles lying at a
right angle to the gamma direction are
blue, the crystals are monosodium urate
crystals (gout).
If the crystal needles oriented parallel to the
gamma direction of the lambda plate are
blue, and the crystal needles lying at a right
angle to the gamma direction are yellow,
the crystals are calcium pyrophosphate
crystals (pseudogout).
This analysis is also possible using a polarizer
with cemented lambda plate which can be
placed on the luminous-field diaphragm. In that
case, the lambda plate needs not be rotated.
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