WCN25-1052 DYSMORPHIC VS ISOMORPHIC MICROHEMATURIA IN THE DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH OF GLOMERULAR DISEASES

The presence of dysmorphic microhematuria has been related to the presence of glomerulonephritis (GN). Detection of dysmorphia is a qualitative analysis observer-dependent of the urinary sample. Therefore, this technique has a high specificity with variable sensitivity. The objective of our study was to evaluate a cohort of patients with diagnosis of GN and to study the prevalence of dysmorphic and isomorphic microhematuria and to evaluate factors associated with the presence of dysmorphia.