Do you still consider hepatorenal syndrome in patients with renal impairment and liver disease who are found to have rare muddy brown casts on urine microscopy?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
I personally do. While the traditional teaching is to try to differentiate ATN versus pre-renal versus HRS using the urine sodium, history, and urine microscopy. While sometimes one diagnosis is compelling, often the clinical picture is not clear cut, and at times there is a component of ATN on some...
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