Approach to Hematuria

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Approach to Hematuria Resident teaching rounds Steve Radke :) July 30, 2003 Reference: Cohen et al. NEJM 348;23 June 5, 2003. P 2330-2338.

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Approach to Hematuria. Resident teaching rounds Steve Radke :) July 30, 2003 Reference: Cohen et al. NEJM 348;23 June 5, 2003. P 2330-2338. Hematuria. Clinical case Classification DDx History, Physical Investigations Approach. Clinical Case. 48 year old healthy female - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Approach to Hematuria

Resident teaching rounds

Steve Radke :)

July 30, 2003

Reference: Cohen et al. NEJM 348;23 June 5, 2003. P 2330-2338.

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Hematuria

Clinical caseClassificationDDxHistory, PhysicalInvestigationsApproach

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Clinical Case

48 year old healthy female5 rbc/hpf

Doctor….what’s going on?

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ClassificationGross hematuriaMicroscopic hematuria

>= 2 rbc/hpfTruePseudohematuria

mensesdyes

• beets, candy, juices

meds (e.g.. rifampin)myoglobinuria, hemoglobinuria due to hemolysis

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Classification

GlomerularNonglomerular

upper urinary tract lower urinary tract

Diagnostic

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DDx (without the minutia)

Origin < 50 yo > 50 yo Glomerular IgA nephropathy IgA nephropathy Nonglomerular Upper tract nephrolithiasis nephrolithiasis

pyelonephritis renal-cell ca polycystic kidney polycystic kidney Lower tract cystitis, prostatitis, urethritis benign bladder tumors bladder ca bladder ca prostate ca prostate ca benign bladder tumors

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History

agetimingurinary sxsSTIflank paintrauma, exerciseobstructive sxsRFs: smoking, chemicals, radiation

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Physical exam

B.P.abdominal examDRE

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Investigations - glomerular

Urine dip protein, WBC, nitrites

Urine microscopy rbc count wbc count red cell casts

If Red Cell Casts, Protein or Increased Cr ---> glomerular origin

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Investigations - upper tract

U/Slimited in detecting solid tumors <3cm

IVPradiographic contrast die exposureless sensitive and specific than U/Ssometimes can not differentiate solid vs cystic

masses

CTwith and w/o contrastpreferred method

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Investigations - lower tract

Cystoscopy

Urine Cytology less sensitive than cystoscopy, but more specific AM void samples x 3

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The Approach Microscopic hematuria

urine dipstick +ve

repeat urine dipstick -ve w/u ends unless

(several days later) RF for bladder ca

+ve Gross hematuria microscopy

red cell casts no red cell casts glomerular hematuria nonglomerular

hematuria

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The Approach

glomerular hematuria

NO protein or +ve protein or renal insufficiency renal insufficiency

periodic medical follow-up Nephrology referral monitor for proteinuria or for renal biopsy renal insufficiency (q 6-12 months)

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The Approach

nonglomerular hematuria

CT +ve refer based (or U/S) on lesion -ve urine cytology +ve cystoscopy -ve >= 50 or <50 and RF for bladder Ca or no RF for bladder Ca gross hematuria

cystoscopy w/u ends (yearly urinalysis)

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Take home messages

>50 yo R/o Cado castsCT (not u/s or ivp)