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Internal Medicine Cases What is the possible etiology of kidney injury?
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It is important to recognize whether hyperuricemia is secondary to renal failure OR renal failure is due to uric acid nephropathy.

In these cases based on Up-to-date, Overexcretion of uric acid can be documented in many patients by a uric acid-to-creatinine ratio (mg/mg) above 1 on a random urine specimen (although urate nephropathy usually occurs in uric acid levels more than 15 mg/dl).
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