Renal Disease: Classification and Atlas of Infectious and Tropical Diseases |
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GENERAL IMMUNOLOGIC AND INFLAMMATORY MECHANISMS | 1 |
REDUCTION SEQUENCE OF OXYGEN BY PHAGOCYTIC CELL | 9 |
PROTOZOAL INFECTIONS | 13 |
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abscess activation acute acute renal failure adult affected amphotericin antibody antigens appear areas associated basement membrane bladder body capillary walls casts caused cells changes chronic circulation Clinical and Pathologic common complement contain cyst cytoplasm damage demonstrated deposits detected develop diffuse direct disease disseminated Electron epithelial evidence fever FIGURE focal formation glomerular capillary glomeruli glomerulonephritis granular H & E X hematuria human immune complex Immunofluorescence Immunomicroscopic Findings increased infection infiltration inflammation inflammatory injury interstitial involvement kidney lesions Light Microscopic Findings lumens lymphocytes macrophages malaria mesangial mesangium microfilariae mild necrosis nephritis nephropathy nephrotic syndrome normal observed occasionally occur organs parasite Pathologic Manifestations patients percent present produced progressive proteinuria pyelonephritis pyuria rare Renal involvement reported result schistosomiasis seen segmental severe skin specific stage stain studies symptoms thickening tissue Tropical tubular tubules urinary tract urine usually virus