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Nephrotic syndrome in Egyptiachildren : A single centre experience

Thesis

Last updated: 06 Feb 2023

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Pediatrics

Advisors

Hagras, Amal M. , El-Attar, Muna M. , Maqqar, Samwil H.

Authors

Amr, Ahmad Husni

Accessioned

2017-07-12 06:42:17

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2017-07-12 06:42:17

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M.Sc. Thesis

Abstract

In this retrospective study, we reviewed the medical records of children presenting with NS that attended the nephrology clinic of Cairo university hospital (ABU ELRESH ) during the last 5 years, from January 1 st 2007to 2011, with minimum 30 months duration of follow up It was found that 136(71.58) of our cases were males and 54 (28.42) were female in a ratio of 2.5 : 1.The age at onset of the disease in our study ranged from 2 :12 years mean(4.73±1.92) All patients at time of presention were normotensive except 15 patients have hypertensive (7.9%) ,but during follow up of diseases 168 patients were hypertensive (88.42%) and22 out of 190 patients stay normotensive. 13 patients out of 190 patients (6.84%) have heamatturia 11patients of them have microscopic hematuria the rest (2 patients) have gross hematuria`. 12 patients out of 190 (6.3%) have delayed puberety during follow up of disease 17 patients out of 190patients (8.9%) have stunted growth duying follow up of the diseases. All cases were edematous at presentation whether first attack or relapsers. Edema was mild- mild puffiness of the face and mild lower limb edema –in 80 cases(42.1%), moderate –evident puffiness and marked lower limb edema- in 60 cases (31.6),and severe –the presence of ascites and /or pleural effusion, and/or genital edema in -50 cases (26.3%) NS is known to have many complications; high susceptibility to various infections is being the most important one. Different types of infections were documented in 190 cases (100%)in our study. Each case may have suffered from one or more types of infection at some time in the course of the disease. ).

Issued

1 Jan 2012

DOI

http://dx.doi.org/10.21473/iknito-space/37734

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Thesis

Created At

31 Jan 2023