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Canadian guidelines for the management of asymptomatic microscopic hematuria in adults
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Leading Organizations Release Joint Clinical Guideline For Diagnosis And Evaluation Of Microhematuria - Jun 25, 2020
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Juan José Andino on Twitter: "It happened!! 🔮 Updated #hematuria guidelines up on @AmerUrological site Algorithm now separates patients into low, intermediate and high risk - Only high risk patients need cross-sectional
