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Table 6 Hematuria and proteinuria in COVID-19 patients

From: Development of acute kidney injury with massive granular casts and microscopic hematuria in patients with COVID-19: two case presentations with literature review

Study

Hematuria (%)

Definition of hematuria

Proteinuria (%)

Definition of proteinuria

Timing of urinalysis

Xia et al. [27]

10 (27.8) a

> 2+ by dipstick

5 (13.9) a

> 2+ by dipstick

At hospital presentation

Hirsch et al. [1] b

249 (40.9)

RBCs >5/HPF

272 (42.1) c

≥ 2+ by dipstick c

24 h before or 48 h after AKI

Hong et al. [28]

18 (17.5) d

≥ 1+ by dipstick

19 (18.4) d

≥ 1+ by dipstick

N/A

Na et al. [29]

10 (15.2)

RBCs >3/HPF

9 (13.6)

Trace or + by dipstick

During hospitalization

Cheng et al. [2]

118 (26.7) e

≥ 1+ by dipstick

194 (43.9) e

≥ 1+ by dipstick

N/A

Chen et al. [17]

84 (50.6) f

N/A

100 (60.2) f

N/A

N/A

Taher et al. [30]

15 (20.5)

≥ 1+ by dipstick

38 (52.1)

≥ 1+ by dipstick

N/A

Pei et al. [11]

139 (41.7)

≥ Trace by dipstick

219 (65.8)

≥ Trace by dipstick

On the first morning after admission

Li et al. [4]

71 (48.3) g

≥ Trace by dipstick

88 (59.9)

≥ Trace by dipstick

Upon admission

  1. RBCs Red blood cells, HPF High-power field, N/A Not available
  2. aOnly 36 patients were tested
  3. bOnly AKI patients were included
  4. cUp to 646 of 1993 AKI patients were tested
  5. dOnly 103 patients were tested
  6. eOnly 442 patients were tested
  7. fOnly 166 patients were tested
  8. gOnly 147 patients were tested