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penicillamine)
Exercise-induced haematuria
Renal cell carcinoma (adenocarcinoma)
Urothelia tumour
Prostate(BPH, Ca prostate)
Urolithiasis
Trauma
Pyridium,sulfamethoxazole,nitrofurantoin,ib
uprifen,phenytoin,levodopa,methyldopa,qui
nine,chloroquin,phenacetin.
Painless-neoplasm in the urinary tract.
Total-highly suggestive of bladder tumuor
Initial/Terminal-Bladder
base,neck,prostate,urethra
H/o mild trauma-suggests congenital
abnormalities within renal tract
With loin pain-bleeding renal tumour,cystic
D’se/hydronephrosis,colic due to clot/calculi
Fever, rigors-infective aetiology.
LUTS-r/o Boo
Occupational Risks-exposure to carcinogens
eg,aniline dyes,2-naphthylamine,acrolein
used in chemical and textile industries.
Painters,metal workers,dry
cleaners,barber,hair-dressers dye and
rubber industriea,cigarrette smocking.
Family h/o renal d’se-familial nephritis,
polycystic d’se.
Recent URTI (post streptococal
glomerulonephritis)
Recent h/o of coagulopathy ,pupuric rash
Full list of medication including
anticoagulants
General exam-anaemia ,signs of bleeding
,PR,BP
Abd Palpation-lion tenderness, enlarged
kidney, palpable bladder/suprapubic mass
Palpable spleen or liver-may point to
haematological cause/disinated malignancy.
External genitalia, pelvic exam in females
and DRE in males is mandotory
Urinalysis-mid stream specimen
mandatory to r/o infection-
dipstic,microscopy,C/S
Urine cytology-freshly passed sample-can
pick poorly differntiated TCC and
Carcinoma-in –situ NB. Low specificity and
sensitivity particularly in the presence of
inflammatory disease with detection rates
50%-60%.
Other urine markers-BTA (bladder tumour
antigen,NMP22(nuclear matrix protein
22),Fibrinagen degradation products
Renal function
Blood tests. BUN,Creatinine,PSA(in older
men) ,CBC with
differentials,platelets,PT,PTT,Bleeding time
if indicated.
UPPER TRACT IMAGING.
CT Urogram (higher sensitivity)OR
Combination of IVU and renal US.
Cystoscopy/Ureteroscopy
If work-up is normal-look for minor tumour
markers in the urine and blood pressure at
6,12,24, and 36 months later espaecialy for
high risk patients(ie >40 years), voiding
symptoms,smockers,chemical
exposure,gross haematuria and other
urologic diseases.
If work-up is negative after 36 months there
anticoagulants
If anemic-consider transfision.
3-way hematuria catheter placement-
acid,b),transurethralelectrocautery,c)intrave
sical agents eg,alum,formalin,phenol used
eg in radiation cystitis when entire bladder
surface is involved.
Bladder bleeding-d),Hyperbaric oxygen –
used for hemorrhagic cystitis caused by
radiation or chemotherapy,e)diverting urine
with nephrostomy tubes-hemorrhage stops
within one week,f),embolization or ligation
of internal iliac arteries,g)Cystectomy