Title of article
Renal paraneoplastic vasculitis complicating lung adenocarcinoma
Author/Authors
Ben Dhaou, Besma Habib Thameur Hospital - Internal Medicine Department, Tunisia , Boussema, Fatma Habib Thameur Hospital - Internal Medicine Department, Tunisia , Aydi, Zohra Habib Thameur Hospital - Internal Medicine Department, Tunisia , Ketari, Sonia Habib Thameur Hospital - Internal Medicine Department, Tunisia , Baili, Lilia Habib Thameur Hospital - Internal Medicine Department, Tunisia , Ben Moussa, Fatma La Rabta Hospital - Nephrology Department, Tunisia , Rokbani, Lilia Habib Thameur Hospital - Internal Medicine Department, Tunisia
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1065
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1067
Abstract
Renal paraneoplastic vasculitis (RNPV) is rare. It can be revealed by glomerulonephritis, microaneurysms or renal failure. RPNV may precede the onset of the primary tumor,and treatment and prognosis depend on the etiology (primary tumor). A 54-year-old man who had a primary lung adenocarcinoma was admitted for nephrotic syndrome. The investigations revealed RNPV. The patient was treated with corticosteroids at high dose and cyclophosphamide with improvement of the renal condition; however,the patient died from worsening of his pulmonary neoplasia.
Journal title
Saudi Journal of Kidney Diseases and Transplantation
Journal title
Saudi Journal of Kidney Diseases and Transplantation
Record number
2678446
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