Clinicopathological characteristics and predictors of outcome of rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis: a retrospective study.

Osama Nady MohamedSharehan Abdelrahman IbrahimRabeh Khairy SalehAhmed S IssaAmr SetouhiAyman Ahmed Abd RabouMahmoud Ragab MohamedShaimaa F Kamel

Published in: BMC nephrology (2024)

Type II RPGN was the most common. Infection was the most frequent secondary outcome. Oliguria, glomerulosclerosis, the requirement for hemodialysis at presentation, IFTA and TLO formation were predictors of ESRD. Respiratory failure, heart failure and infections were significant predictors of mortality.

Keyphrases

respiratory failure
heart failure
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
end stage renal disease
multiple sclerosis
chronic kidney disease
cardiovascular events
left ventricular
type diabetes
risk factors
atrial fibrillation
acute respiratory distress syndrome
case report
cardiac resynchronization therapy