Prognostic Factors and Long-Term Outcome with ANCA-Associated Kidney Vasculitis in Childhood.
Marta CalatroniFilippo ConsonniMarco AllinoviAlessandra BettiolNatasha JawaSusanna FiasellaDritan CuriSarah Abu RumeilehLeonardo TomeiLaura FortunatoElena GelainDavide GianfredaElena OlivaGuido JeanninChiara SalvianiGiacomo EmmiMonica BodriaRenato A SinicoGabriella MoroniGiuseppe A RamirezEnrica BozzoloEnrico TombettiSara MontiClaudia BracagliaGiulia MarucciSerena PastorePasquale EspositoMaria G CatanosoBarbara CrapellaGiovanni MontiniRosa RopertoMarco MaterassiGiovanni M RossiSalvatore BadalamentiRae S M YeungPaola RomagnaniGian Marco GhiggeriDamien NooneAugusto VaglioPublished in: Clinical journal of the American Society of Nephrology : CJASN (2021)
Children with ANCA-associated kidney vasculitis often have aggressive presentation; a third of such children progress to kidney failure and this usually occurs early during follow-up. A severe clinical presentation is associated with the development of CKD or kidney failure.