Progression of Lipoid Nephrosis to Renal Insufficiency
Authors:
- John P. HayslettJHJohn P. Hayslett
- Leonard S. KrassnerLKLeonard S. Krassner
- Klaus G. BenschKBKlaus G. Bensch
- Michael KashgarianMKMichael Kashgarian
- Franklin H. EpsteinFEFranklin H. Epstein
- 24 July 1969
- journal article
- Published by Massachusetts Medical Society in New England Journal of Medicine
- Vol. 281 (4) , 181-187
Abstract
In three patients with typical lipoid nephrosis studied at the onset of their renal disorder, chronic sclerosing glomerulonephritis eventually developed over periods varying from one to 17 years. One patient, in whom renal insufficiency progressed rapidly, also had signs of proximal tubular dysfunction.Keywords
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