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Primary Care Approach to Proteinuria
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 11/10/08

Naderi ASA et al. - Proteinuria is a common finding in primary care practice. Most adolescents who are diagnosed with proteinuria through screening urinalysis do not have renal disease, and the proteinuria will usually resolve on repeat testing. Given the multitude of clinical settings in which proteinuria can occur, the authors suggest an algorithm that may help clinicians differentiate between benign and serious etiologies of proteinuria.

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