TRULY CLINICAL by Dr. Sandeep Sharma | Pediatrics - 2 | NEET PG NEXT Coaching | DocTutorials

A 5-year-old boy presents with poor growth, abdominal distension, and recurrent UTIs. Examination reveals features of malnutrition, anemia, and rickets. Despite normal vital signs, the child shows signs of renal involvement, necessitating further evaluation to rule out congenital malformations or malignancies. The clinical suspicion leans towards renal etiology.