High sensitive C-reactive protein: a new marker for urinary tract infection, VUR and renal scar.

Abstract

Increased urinary beta2MG and Hs-CRP were observed in initial UTI and recurrent UTI with VUR. Fibronectin levels were not useful for detection of first and recurrent UTI with VUR and RS. Elevated Hs-CRP levels can help us predetermine the patients with VUR prone to proceed to clinical chronic renal failure.