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Urinary Tract Infection with Disappearance of Urinary Creatinine: Case Report

Uffe Ravnskov

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The almost complete disappearance of urinary creatinine together with an unaltered serum creatinine level in a patient subjected to kidney homotransplantation, is reported. The presence of a microorganism capable of decomposing creatinine is suggested.

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The almost complete disappearance of urinary creatinine together with an unaltered serum creatinine level in a patient subjected to kidney homotransplantation, is reported. The presence of a microorganism capable of decomposing creatinine is suggested.

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The almost complete disappearance of urinary creatinine together with an unaltered serum creatinine level in a patient subjected to kidney homotransplantation, is reported. The presence of a microorganism capable of decomposing creatinine is suggested.

Key concepts: Creatinine, Medicine, Urinary system, Urology, Kidney, Renal function, Internal medicine

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