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Steroid response in primary childhood nephrotic syndrome in a tropical African environment
Background: Earlier studies on childhood nephrotic syndrome (NS) in tropical Africa showed steroid resistance in the majority. More recent studies show a variable picture, necessitating a re‑evaluation. This study was aimed at determining the current pattern of steroid response in childhood NS, in a...
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