Hypercalciuria as a cause of persistent or recurrent haematuria

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Abstract

Of 91 children with idiopathic persistent or recurrent haematuria, eight also had hypercalciuria. This was transient in three and persistent in five. Persistent hypercalciuria was a rare cause of microscopic haematuria (two of 80), but common in association with gross haematuria (three of 11).

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Stark, H., Tieder, M., Eisenstein, B., Davidovits, M., & Litwin, A. (1988). Hypercalciuria as a cause of persistent or recurrent haematuria. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 63(3), 312–313. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.63.3.312

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