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BOF: 2.7

A 16-year-old male presents with a history of passing blood in his urine. He gives a history of tonsillitis 3 weeks prior to the onset of haematuria. On examination there is periorbital oedema and ankle oedema and his blood pressure is elevated. Investigations reveal proteinuria and uraemia.

In this patient, which of the following features seen on light microscopy will confirm the diagnosis?

a)      Hyaline casts

b)      Fine granular casts

c)      Red cell casts

d)      White blood cells

e)    Bacteria

 

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