Histologic and Clinical Factors Associated with Kidney Outcomes in IgA Vasculitis Nephritis.
Sean J BarbourRosanna CoppoLee ErEvangeline PilleboutMaria Luisa RussoCharles E AlpersAgnes B FogoFranco FerrarioJ Charles JennetteIan S D RobertsH Terence CookJie DingBaige SuXuhui ZhongFernando C FervenzaLadan ZandLicia PeruzziLaura LucchettiRitsuko KatafuchiYuko ShimaNorishige YoshikawaDaisuke IchikawaYusuke SuzukiLuisa MurerRobert J WyattCatherine ParkRaoul D NelsonJoAnn H NarusScott E WenderferDuvuru GeethaEric DaugasRenato C MonteiroShinya NakataniAntonio MastrangeloMatti NuutinenMikael KoskelaLutz T WeberAgnes HacklMartin PohlCarmine PecoraroTsuboi NobuoTakashi YokooIto TakafumiShouichi FujimotoGiovanni ContiDomenico SantoroMarco MaterassiHong ZhangSu-Fang ShiZhi-Hong LiuVladimir TesarDita MaixnerovaCarmen Avila-CasadoIngeborg BajemaAntonella BarrecaJan U BeckerJessica M ComstockVirgilius CorneaKaren EldinLoren Herrera HernandezJean HouKensuke JohMercury LinNidia MessiasAndrea Onetti MudaFabio PagniFrancesca Diomedi-CamasseiHeikki TokolaMaria D'ArmientoMaximilian SeidlAvi Z RosenbergAurélie SannierMaria Fernanda SoaresSu-Xia WangCaihong ZengMark HaasPublished in: Clinical journal of the American Society of Nephrology : CJASN (2024)
Kidney outcome in patients with biopsied IgA vasculitis nephritis treated with immunosuppression was determined by clinical risk factors and endocapillary hypercellularity (E1) and fibrous crescents, which are features that are not part of the International Study of Diseases of Children classification.