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Causes and Management of Children Presenting With Macroscopic Hematuria in the Pediatric Emergency Department

Causes and Management of Children Presenting With Macroscopic Hematuria in the Pediatric Emergency Department

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17 years and younger
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Overview

Macroscopic hematuria. is a common symptom, leading to numerous emergency department visits in children of all ages.

It can be linked to many pathologies, and its management in the emergency department is not standardized.

Few articles describe the management of this symptom during pediatric emergency department visits.

Therefore, it is important to study this symptom and its management in order to establish a protocol.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • Minor subject (\<18 years old)
  • Patient presenting to the pediatric emergency department with gross hematuria

Exclusion Criteria:

\- Subject (and/or their parents) who expressed their opposition to participating in the study.

Study details
    Macroscopic Hematuria

NCT07312461

University Hospital, Strasbourg, France

31 January 2026

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