Clinical findings highlight the importance of renal diagnoses in managing atypical proteinuria in aging diabetes patients, suggesting better outcomes.
A kidney biopsy identified a wide range of kidney diseases as the underlying causes of atypical proteinuria in DN, particularly in elderly patients, thereby improving renal outcomes. These findings underscore the clinical importance of heightened awareness of atypical proteinuria in diabetes management, particularly in aging populations.
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