The health problems of Aboriginal Australians, like those of many indigenous peoples,
resemble those of the developing world, yet they are dealt with using the tools, techniques …

To evaluate the patterns of chronic renal failure in children in our center, we studied
prospectively the etiology and outcome of all the cases referred to us as renal disease …

Black South African children have an increased prevalence of acute post-streptococcal
glomerulonephritis, focal glomerulosclerosis, hepatitis B-associated membranous …

Materials and Methods: This was a retrospective review of children aged 1 month to 17
years, who were seen at the paediatric nephrology clinic, emergency paediatric unit and …

The global burden of kidney disease is increasing, and several etiologies first begin in
childhood. Risk factors for pediatric kidney disease are common in Africa, but data regarding …

Aim: The goal of this descriptive study was to evaluate the aetiology and the socioeconomic
status in hospitalized children in Hanoi and propose solutions to improve prevention and …

This descriptive and comparative review examines the changing epidemiology, treatment,
renal and patient outcome of childhood nephrotic syndrome (NS) in tropical Africa (TpAfr). In …

Tracking ancient pathways to a modern epidemic: Diabetic end-stage renal disease in
Saskatchewan aboriginal people. Background Saskatchewan aboriginal people are …

'Introduction': The poverty, poor environmental living conditions and poor health standards
experienced by Aboriginal Australians in some communities in rural and remote Australia …

A total of 376 renal biopsies performed in several hospitals in Riyadh, on children with
glomerulonephritis were reviewed. Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) was the …