Proteinuria: How much evaluation is appropriate?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 101, No 4

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Proteinuria is a common finding on routine urinalysis, occurring in up to 10% of patients. How do you know whether protein in the urine represents a benign abnormality or if further evaluation is needed to rule out more serious disease? In this article, Dr Ali reviews the types of proteinuria and outlines diagnostic and management options.

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