uroscopy

In the process of uroscopy, color is very crucial to find diseases.

The temperature at which the urine is examined is a very important factor to consider in the process of uroscopy.

Uromancy is a form of divination whose origins begun with uroscopy.

He wrote several books on medicinal subjects, particularly, an extensive treatise about the urines and uroscopy.

By modern medical standards, uroscopy is considered to be a very limited means of obtaining evidence for the correct diagnosis of a patient's condition.

In addition, many of the assumptions made by ancient physicians regarding uroscopy have proved to be quite incorrect and unscientific.

Avicenna and many physicians after him in the Middle Ages performed uroscopy, a nonscientific method to evaluate urine.

It usually has twenty different uroscopy flasks with urine of different colors aligned around the border of the circle.

The topics of the treatises cover a wide spectrum of medieval European medical knowledge and technique, including uroscopy, astrology, bloodletting, the treatment of wounds, plague, anatomical dissection, and women's health.

His brief poems De urinis (352 verses on uroscopy) and De pulsibus (380 verses on Galenic pulsology), based on treatises by Theophilus Protospatharius by way of the Articella, were intended as mnemonic aids for his students to memorize, reflecting his preoccupation with pedagogy.