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Nephrotic syndrome with a nephritic component associated with toxoplasmosis in an immunocompetent young man.

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Abstract

 

Introduction: Although the association of infection by toxoplasmosis with the development of nephrotic syndrome is

uncommon, cases of this association have nevertheless been reported in the literature for more than two decades, not only

for congenital toxoplasmosis, but also in acquired cases, and occasionally in immunocompetent patients.

Development: A case is presented of an immunocompetent patient aged 15 with clinical and laboratory indications of

nephrotic/nephritic syndrome, in whom serological tests showed toxoplasma infection.

Conclusion: The presentation of nephrotic syndrome in ages where it is not commonly seen, leads to clinical suspicion of

secondary causes. Active search for possible causes should include

common tropical infections.

 

Authors

  • Tania González Velásquez residente
  • Emil Julio Barrios
  • Claudia Duran Botello Duran Botello

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Keywords

  • Proteinuria
  • renal disease
  • Toxoplasma gondii
  • immunocompetent
  • mixed nephrotic syndrome.

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, residente

The authors state that no financial support or author involvement with organizations with financial interest in the subject matter exists, and that no actual or potential conflict of interest exists.

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  • NEPHROTIC SYNDROME MIXED ASSOCIATED WITH TOXOPLASMOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT
  • NEPHROTIC SYNDROME MIXED ASSOCIATED WITH TOXOPLASMOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT
  • NEPHROTIC SYNDROME MIXED ASSOCIATED WITH TOXOPLASMOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT
  • NEPHROTIC SYNDROME MIXED ASSOCIATED WITH TOXOPLASMOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT
  • NEPHROTIC SYNDROME MIXED ASSOCIATED WITH TOXOPLASMOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT
  • NEPHROTIC SYNDROME MIXED ASSOCIATED WITH TOXOPLASMOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT
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2012-09-28
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González Velásquez, T., Barrios, E., & Duran Botello, C. D. B. (2012). Nephrotic syndrome with a nephritic component associated with toxoplasmosis in an immunocompetent young man. Colombia Médica, 43(3), 226-229. https://doi.org/10.25100/cm.v43i3.782
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