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Childhood nephrotic syndrome in Africa: Epidemiology, treatment trends, and outcomes
Nephrotic syndrome is a common childhood glomerular disease that is associated with massive proteinuria and edema. Children with nephrotic syndrome are at risk of chronic kidney disease, disease-related complications, and treatment-related complications. Patients with frequently relapsing disease or...
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