Joel Thomas, M. Khan, V. Siddini, M. Vankalakunti, H. Ballal
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摘要
本病例报告重点介绍了一名 20 岁健康男性罕见的肾病综合征。患者表现为双下肢浮肿、面部浮肿和腹胀。值得注意的是,两周前他曾因登革热住院治疗,其特点是血小板计数一过性减少。常规检查发现蛋白尿,肌酐为 0.97,白蛋白为 2.2。肾活检证实为局灶节段性肾小球硬化症(FSGS)- NOS 型。该病例强调了考虑近期登革热患者肾脏并发症的重要性,尤其是在出现非典型症状时。肾病综合征作为登革热后遗症的病例报道很少,这进一步强调了该病例的独特性。
When you least expect it: nephrotic syndrome following dengue fever
This case report highlights a rare occurrence of nephrotic syndrome in a previously healthy 20-year-old gentleman. The patient exhibited bilateral lower limb swelling, facial puffiness, and abdominal distension. Notably, he had been hospitalized two weeks prior with dengue fever, characterized by a transient reduction in platelet counts. Routine examinations revealed proteinuria, with creatinine at 0.97 and albumin at 2.2. A renal biopsy confirmed focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)- NOS type. This case underscores the significance of considering renal complications in individuals with recent dengue fever, especially when presented with atypical symptoms. The scarcity of reported cases depicting nephrotic syndrome as a sequelae to dengue fever further emphasizes the uniqueness of this scenario.