Study of clinical and laboratory features of renal disorders in the scleroderma patients
Journal of Medical Research
;
: 32-37, 2007.
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in Vietnamese
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| ID: wpr-334
ABSTRACT
Background:
Scleroderma is a rare autoimmune disease occurs with an annual rate of about 2-20 cases / 1 million people.Objectives:
To evaluate the common clinical and laboratory manifestaions of scleroderma associated renal disease. Subjects andmethod:
A restrospective study of clinical, urinary analysis, biochemical and blood count analysis and renal artery dopper ultrasonography indexes in 147 patients with scleroderma.Results:
The commonest nonrenal clinical manifestations were skin thickening (100%), pigmentation (71,43%), arthalgia/ arthritis (83%), Raynaud phenomenon (62,58%) and gastroentrological syndrome (50,34%). 11,56% of patients had signs and symptoms of kidney involvement such us hypertension (10,2%), edema (9,52%), oliguria (3,4%). 14,29%, 10,88% and 18,18% of patients had abnomalities on urinary analysis, increased blood urea and renal artery stenosis on dooper ultrasonography, respectively.Conclusion:
11,56% of patients had rena manifestationsin clinical, the commonest is hypertension, edema and oliguria. 14,29%, 10,88% and 18,18% of patients had positive proteinuria of hematuria, increased blood urea and renal artery stenosis on dopper ultrasonography, respectively.
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WPRIM (Western Pacific)
Main subject:
Kidney Diseases
Language:
Vietnamese
Journal:
Journal of Medical Research
Year:
2007
Type:
Article
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