2064. Incidence and Risk Factors for Microscopic Hematuria in a US Military HIV Cohort
Stephanie Wachs(Brooke Army Medical Center), David A Lindholm(Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences), Catherine M Berjohn(Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Colton Daniels(Texas Lutheran University), Xiaohe Xu(The University of Texas at San Antonio), Rhonda E Colombo(Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Kalyani Telu(Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Thankam Sunil(University of Tennessee at Knoxville), Jason F. Okulicz, Brian K. Agan(Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Anuradha Ganesan(Walter Reed National Military Medical Center), Tahaniyat Lalani(Henry M. Jackson Foundation)
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