Renal Disease: Classification and Atlas of Tubulo-interstitial Diseases |
Contents
Introduction and Classification of Tubulointerstitial | 1 |
Acute and Chronic Pyelonephritis | 21 |
DrugInduced Tubulointerstitial Nephritis | 55 |
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acute renal failure acute tubular necrosis analgesic analgesic nephropathy antibodies bacterial basement mem branes bular calcium calices casts cause changes Chapter chronic renal clinical collecting ducts convoluted tubules cortex cytoplasm damage degeneration deposits of IgG desquamation dilated drug electron micrograph End-stage kidney eosinophils epithelium etiologic Figure focal Glomerular Diseases glomeruli glomerulonephritis granular granulomas hematoxylin and eosin hemorrhagic hyaline hypersensitivity idiopathic immune complex immune deposits Immunoallergic inclusion bodies infiltration inflammatory cells interstitial fibrosis intrarenal reflux ischemic kidney Kidney Int lymphocytes medulla ment membranes methicillin Microscopic Findings myeloma necrotic papillae Nephrocalcinosis Nephropathy Fig obstructive uropathy occur Oxalate nephropathy oxalosis papillary necrosis pathogenetic Pathology patients pelvis periodic acid-Schiff phropathy plasma cells protein proteinuria proximal convoluted tubules proximal tubular cells pyelonephritis reflux nephropathy renal disease renal insufficiency scarring sclerosis seen showing stain thickening tissue tubular atrophy tubular basement membranes tubular lumina Tubulo-interstitial Nephritis Tubulo-interstitial Nephritis Associated ureter urine vacuoles vasomotor nephropathy vesicoureteral reflux