… Most patients tend to have disease relapses throughout childhood, but the disease course
varies, with 35–40% of patients having a single episode or one to two relapses, and 55–60% …

… Few African countries reported on the prevalence of childhood nephrotic syndrome.
Steroid-sensitive … and treat this treatable childhood kidney disease to prevent poor health …

… and there is the association of steroid-sensitive NS in childhood in Japan with the HLA-DR/DQ …
Mutations in six nephrosis genes delineate a pathogenic pathway amenable to treatment. …

… of patients attending the adult kidney clinic who had childhood-onset NS (defined below)
and were referred to our clinic. Patients with childhood-onset NS with onset before 10 years of …

Objective The present study aimed to explore the relationship between nephrotic syndrome
and atopic diseases in childhood. Methods From 2018 to 2019, 234 children with first-onset …

… Nephrotic syndrome in childhood is a common entity in the … on the management of childhood
nephrotic syndrome has … to improve clinical practice of childhood nephrotic syndrome in the …

… Vacuolar changes (lipoid nephrosis) may be prominent in tubular epithelial cells along
with presence of hyaline droplets, representing resorbed protein. Eosinophilic proteinaceous …

… The knowledge of the pattern of presentation and course of a childhood … Steroid resistant
idiopathic childhood nephrosis: Overdiagnosed and undertreated. Nephrol Dial Transplant …

… Histological patterns of childhood NS vary from minimal glomerular lesions (MCD) to focal
… Pathogenesis of childhood NS is largely unknown and, therefore, it is defined as idiopathic …

METHODS A retrospective review of medical records was done to investigate the demographic
variables, and biochemical and histological changes in children with INS aged 12 …