A 3-year-old girl was presented with periorbital edema, hypertension, proteinuria, and hematuria. She recovered clinically after 9 days with normal urinalysis. During the follow-up, she developed recurrent episodes of nephrotic syndrome. The kidney biopsy revealed mild mesangial proliferation and a low dose of prednisolone could effectively control the disease.Iran J Med Sci 2005; 30(1): 38-40. Keywords ● Glomerulonephritis ● Nephrotic syndrome ● C3
Fallahzadeh, M. & Owji, S. (2005). Glomerular Disorder of Unknown Etiology in a Child with Unusual Course. Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 30(1), 38–40.
MLA
Fallahzadeh, M., & Owji, S. "Glomerular Disorder of Unknown Etiology in a Child with Unusual Course", Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 30, 1, 2005, 38–40.
HARVARD
Fallahzadeh, M., & Owji, S. (2005). 'Glomerular Disorder of Unknown Etiology in a Child with Unusual Course', Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 30(1), pp. 38–40.
CHICAGO
Fallahzadeh, M. & Owji, S., "Glomerular Disorder of Unknown Etiology in a Child with Unusual Course." Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 30 1 (2005): 38–40,
VANCOUVER
Fallahzadeh M., Owji S. Glomerular Disorder of Unknown Etiology in a Child with Unusual Course. Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences. 2005;30(1):38–40.
