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Glomerulonephritis and Haematuria: Diagnostic Approach and Pathological Differential — SCDM3000A
SCDM3000A Renal · University of the Witwatersrand · June 2026
SCDM3000A Renal at Wits covers glomerulonephritis and haematuria diagnostic approaches with a mind map showing pathological differentials. This concept map organizes key diagnostic pathways and disease classifications for understanding kidney pathology.
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An approach to working out which glomerulonephritis is which from a presentation with haematuria: morphological features, lab findings and clinical associations for each. Call the map: Glomerulonephritis and haematuria.
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