Drug induced hypersensitivity nephritis
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Drug induced hypersensitivity nephritis
Abstract
Drug-induced hypersensitivity nephritis may show several histological and clinical patterns. In most of these microscopic vascular involvement of the kidney seems to be very frequent. On immunofluorescence, deposits of C3 in mesangium and in arterioles were observed in almost all cases, independently of histological features on light microscopy. The pointing out of clinico-histological relationship seems to be the best rational approach to diagnosis of these conditions.
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