… in nephrotic syndrome of any aetiology. Proteinuria causes a fall in serum albumin, and if
the liver fails fully to compensate for urinary … patients who present with nephrotic syndrome? …

… For example, in diabetic nephropathy, the leading cause of secondary nephrotic syndrome,
renal biopsy may not be necessary if the patient has enlarged kidneys, a bland urinary …

… Infections are due to urinary loss of immunoglobulins and complement factors, impaired …
Identification of patients with minimal change nephrotic syndrome from initial response to …

… The same dosing as for initial presentation is used, but the timing of therapy differs; patients
are transitioned to alternate-day dosing after a urine dipstick test for protein is negative or …

… permselectivity and reduced lipid metabolism is likely: an α 1 -acid glycoprotein was isolated
from the urine of patients with the nephrotic syndrome that corrected impaired lipolysis in …

… While patients with steroid sensitive nephrotic syndrome … of therapy in patients with steroid
resistant nephrotic syndrome. … , and quantification of urinary protein loss (spot urine protein to …

… During validation of our analytical procedures we noted poor recovery due to inadequate
hydrolysis of all the above metabolites added to the urine of nephrotic patients. If the urine …

… Nephrotic syndrome patients require a thorough workup and our recommended initial evaluation
of nephrotic patients is … In nephrotic patients this can be aggravated by urinary losses of …

… 24-hour urine collection is cumbersome for patients, and … urine sample is commonly used
to diagnose nephrotic-range proteinuria. Although this spot test has limited accuracy in patients …

… nephrotic syndrome, the present study was performed to survey the circulating levels of
cytokines in humans with active nephrotic syndrome, … found in the urine of patients in this study is …