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Basic laboratory diagnostics Basic laboratory diagnostics
Serum/Blood substrate concentrations Serum/Blood substrate concentrations

Innere Medizin
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Increased urea concentration
(azotaemia)

Postrenal Renal Prerenal

Relative
Urinary tract Chronic kidney Absolute
Urinary tract trauma Acute kidney injury (reduced plasma
obstruction disease (too much urea)
volume)

– Bladder rupture – Urolithiasis – Leptospirosis
– Ureteral or urethral – Urethral plug – Ischaemia Increased urea Dehydration
destruction (FIC [cat]) (e.g. after production
– Neoplasia anaesthesia)
– Urethral spasm – Toxins (e.g.
– Enlarged ethylene glycol,
prostate (e.g. raisins, grapes)
hyperplasia, – Drug toxicity
abscess, neoplasia) (e.g. NSAIDs, Protein uptake from
– Ureteral amphotericin B, the gastrointestinal
obstruction aminoglycosides) tract
(urolith, stricture,
neoplasia)

Gastrointestinal Postprandial
haemorrhage (mild increase)

– Ulcer
– Portal hypertension
– Neoplasia
– Inflammation

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