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What is your typical workup for a patient with a spontaneous renal infarct?

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Hematology · Mayo Clinic
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Broadly speaking, in the setting of a renal infarct, consider a thromboembolic event (venous thrombosis with paradoxical embolism or an arterial source) or a local vascular event such as dissection. The latter can be easily missed because the appropriate imaging is generally not performed. Once a va...

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