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At re-examination 52 (71%) patients still had hematuria on the dipstick, and of these only 36 (69%) could be verified microscopically. The remaining 16 (31%) had to few or no erythrocytes to classify it as hematuria using the microscope, giving a specificity for dipstick hematuria 51.5%. Of the participant with +1(~25 erythrocytes/μL) for erythrocytes on dipstick, less than half (39%) had hematuria when examined by microscope.

Is Asymptomatic Microscopic Hematuria Using a Dipstick Reliable?