Renal interstitial damage has different clinical manifestations due to its different etiology and is nonspecific. The main prominent manifestation is oliguric or non-oliguric acute renal insufficiency, which may be accompanied…
Laboratory medicine is through modern scientific instruments or reagents to make certainty or auxiliary diagnosis of human diseases, to provide doctors with an important reference basis for diagnosis and treatment…
Interstitial nephritis is a group of diseases characterized by tubular atrophy, interstitial fibrosis and varying degrees of cellular infiltration. The mechanisms of interstitial renal damage can involve immune injury, infection,…
Urine protein quantification is mostly 0.5-1.5 g/24 hours, but rarely >2.0 g/24 hours; microscopic hematuria, leukocytes and tubular urine can be found on urine sediment examination, and eosinophils are occasionally…
It is a potassium loss nephropathy caused by chronic hypokalemia. The main causes of hypokalemia are insufficient potassium intake, excessive potassium loss (gastrointestinal and urinary losses), application of various diuretics…
Interstitial renal damage, also known as tubulointerstitial nephritis, is a clinicopathologic syndrome of acute and chronic tubulointerstitial damage caused by various causes. It is often clinically divided into acute interstitial…
When protein levels in the urine of newborns increase and can be detected by a routine urine test, it is called neonatal proteinuria. So how to prevent proteinuria in newborns? Attention…
In general, proteinuria is defined as greater than 110 mg/m2 and 85 mg/m2 per day for infants (under one year of age) and children (over one year of age to…
Urine occult blood positive first of all to exclude false positive results: 1, whether female? Is it during the regular holidays? If yes, the urine specimen is contaminated, and then…
Once the diagnosis of thinning of the cortex of both kidneys is clear, treatment and prevention should be actively carried out to prevent progressive deterioration of kidney function, in the…