Proteinurie – Ist die Niere immer schuld?

Wird bei der Urinuntersuchung eine Proteinurie detektiert, stellen sich dem Kliniker zahlreiche Fragen: Was ist die Ursache? Ist die Proteinurie schwerwiegend? Welche weiteren Tests sollten eingeleitet werden? Wir informieren über die diagnostische Aufarbeitung.

Publication History

Article published online:
16 December 2020

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