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Case Discussion on Hematuria in Children
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Case Description
In children, the causes of hematuria can range from simple infections to serious diseases such as kidney disorders or tumors. The color of the urine may vary from pink to red to brown, depending on the amount and type of blood present. Common causes of hematuria in children include urinary tract...
Case Summary
- Hematuria, defined as blood in the urine, can be either macroscopic (visible) or microscopic (detected via urine analysis). Diagnosis is paramount before treatment, focusing on identifying the underlying causes. Macroscopic hematuria is readily apparent, while microscopic hematuria requires microscopic examination of a urine sample, typically defined as five red blood cells or more per high power field (HPF) of a centrifuged urine sample.
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Dr. Vineet Kwatra
Senior Consultant, Department of Pediatrics and Neonatology Medanta HospitalDr. Vineet Kwatra is a highly experienced Pediatrician and Neonatologist specializing in newborn care, neonatal intensive care, and comprehensive pediatric health management. Associated with Medanta Hospital, he is known for his expertise in managing critically ill neonates, developmental pediatrics, and evidence-based child healthcare. Dr. Kwatra is committed to delivering compassionate, patient-centered pediatric and neonatal care with a strong focus on improving outcomes in newborn and child health.
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