Medagogy case 2: 65-year-old man with hematuria

What is your differential diagnosis for a 65-year-old male with asymptomatic hematuria? Join us as we walk through this case, working down the following common causes:
1 - confirm hematuria (and not mimickers like beeturia or free myoglobin / hemoglobin)
2 - nephrolithiasis
3 - UTI
4 - trauma / vigorous exericse
5 - glomerular bleeding
6 - malignancy
7 - everything else
Don't forget that in women there are additional considerations for menses and pregnancy which can impact your diagnostic steps.
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[@Abdulraheem-nl6vx]

OMG you're back! i really love your channel and your videos helped make a lot of topics so much easier for me. Thank you so much and i wish you the best! (Hope you make more videos cuz your way of explaining things is so great :P)

[@polk304]

Great Video! super helpful to come up with good differential and running down it