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Haematuria: differential in children

ABCDEFGHIJK:
Anatomy (cysts, etc)
Bladder (cystitis)
Cancer (Wilm's tumour)
Drug related (cyclophosphamide)
Exercise induced
Factitious (Munchausen by proxy)
Glomerulonephritis
Haematology (bleeding disorder, sickle cell)
Infection (UTI)
In Jury (trauma)
Kidney stones (hypercalciuria)
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---S. Jibodh University College Dublin

Dialysis indications

HAVE PEE:
Hyperkalemia (refractory)
Acidosis (refractory)
Volume overload
Elevated BUN (> 36 mM)
Pericarditis
Encephalopathy
Edema (pulmonary)
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---Tim Welke and Darren Yuen University of Toronto Medical School

Renal tubular acidosis: type with common nephrocalcinosis

The stONE (nephrocalcinosis) is common in type ONE.
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---Dr. Sharad Chandra Pediatrics

Nephrectomy: indications

4 T's:
Trauma
Tumor
TB
Transplantation
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---Ramesh Parajuli Xian Jiaotong University, School of Medicine, China