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1 Approach to red urine in children
Kamal Akl MD Professor of Pediatrics & Pediatric Nephrology

2 Objectives Red urine is not always hematuria
Hematuria is not always renal Focused Hx Focused PE Focused Labs & imaging- Focused management

3 Examples of Urine Color

4 Causes of red urine Food Medications Others

5 Hematuria Microscopic Macroscopic Definition of Microhematuria

6 Reagent Strips

7 Urine Dipstick

8 Causes of hematuria in Jordan
UTI Around 1/3rd Glomerulopathy Around 1/3rd Crystals & Stones Around 1/3rd Rest: Miscellaneous

9 Causes of Hematuria in Children
Upper Urinary Tract vs Lower Glomerular bleeding vs Nonglomerular

10 Glomerular hematuria Color Presence of proteinuria RBC morphology
RBC casts

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12 RBC Cast

13 Hematuria Painless Painfull

14 Hematuria Importance of Medical & Diet History
Importance of Family History

15 Medical History Lower vs upper urinary tract symptoms Dietary Intake
Skin rash History of URTI Trauma/ Exercise Medication intake Geography Prevalent conditions in the community

16 Hematuria Persistent micro Persistent micro + Proteinuria
Intermittent macro Persistent micro OR Intemittent Macro

17 Alport Syndrome Hematuria Sensorineural Deafness Renal Failure
May diagnose by skin biopsy instead of renal biopsy Look for Epidermal staining for collagen IV

18 Dietary History Very Important Water intake
For Hyperuricosuria Not only importance of purine intake such as red meat BUT: Fructose intake

19 Diet History Examples: Hematuria after Mansaf : Hyperuricosuria(HU)
BBQ : HU Mulukhia: Oxalate Tomatoes: Oxalate Sweetened Beverages: HU

20 Family History Consanguinity Similar cases Deafness ESRF
Familial Hematuria Stones Gout

21 Importance of PE Complete PE + Focused on the condition
Check BP; edema Evidence of systemic disease eg Rash

22 Presentations of Glomerular Disease
Asymptomatic Urinary Abnormalities Hypertension Acute Kidney Injury Chronic Kidney Disease Nephrotic Syndrome Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis

23 Focused Lab Depends on Medical History Diet Hx Family Hx

24 Focused Investigations
Based on Hx & PE

25 Focused Management Depends on Medical Hx Diet Hx Family Hx
Labs: Note  treat the patient not the lab

26 Conclusions Thank you


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