PKD, 65 Years Old, Creatinine 125
24h Urine Protein 3525mg, Creatinine 14, Blood Cholesterol 373, on Prednisone
Urine red blood cell morphology generally have three kinds of situations:
1 deformed red blood cells (also known as pleomorphic, abnormal red blood cells, etc.) or erythrocyte malformation rate of more than 75% or spine red blood cells greater than 5%, red blood cells in this case mostly renal leakage (renal filtration barrier damage, Red blood cells from the damaged filter film extrusion, morphological disorders), mainly nephritis and so on;
2 normal red blood cells (also known as homogeneous red blood cells), in this case mostly caused by renal extracorporeal hemorrhage, mainly ureter, bladder and other diseases like urinary tract inflammation, cystitis and so on;
3 mixed type, the above two forms are, then need to analyze other medical history to determine the cause. However, the classification of the above red blood cell morphology may be affected by many factors, can not simply determine the cause, need to further check the diagnosis of kidney disease specialist.