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Chronic kidney disease progression in glomerular diseases: is hematuria a key risk factor?
Hematuria has traditionally been considered a benign sign of glomerular injury, as reported in autosomal dominant type IV collagen-related nephropathy. However, growing clinical and experimental evidence suggests that it may be an active driver of kidney dysfunction. Persistent microscopic hematuria
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