Outpatient evaluation of hematuria: Locating the source of bleeding: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 101, No 2

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A patient presents with bright red or brownish discoloration in the urine. Is it hematuria? Another patient is found on routine urinalysis to have microscopic hematuria. What is the underlying cause? Dr McCarthy discusses the significant factors in each of these scenarios and how these factors determine the direction of the diagnostic workup.

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