How to do renal biopsy?

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Clinically, there are many kinds of kidney diseases, and the causes of kidney disease are relatively complex. To treat kidney disease effectively, detailed diagnosis before treatment is essential. Renal puncture is a method to diagnose kidney disease. Renal puncture is also called renal puncture biopsy, which will cause certain harm to patients. Let's take a look at the following.

How to do renal biopsy?

First: in clinical practice, most European patients will have backache after renal puncture examination, and most patients have ipsilateral backache or discomfort, which will disappear after 3-5 days, and a few patients can last for a long time. This is also one of the more common phenomena in clinical practice.

Second: when it is serious, it will also cause certain damage to the kidney tissue. Usually, the kidney puncture will cause slight damage to the kidney tissue, but because it is difficult to locate the puncture point, it can also penetrate into the liver, spleen, gallbladder or intestine by mistake, causing complications. Therefore, the harm of renal puncture is greater.

Third: patients are also prone to hematuria, which is also a common complication. About 80-90% of patients have microscopic hematuria after puncture. The incidence of gross hematuria varies with the degree of puncture needle injury, accounting for about 5-50%. Generally, hematuria disappears spontaneously within 1-5 days without treatment.

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