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Início súbito de doença glomerular, geralmente com hematúria grave (macroscópica/visível) acompanhada de oligúria, pressão arterial elevada, edema leve e albuminúria ou proteinúria geralmente de faixa subnefrótica. Pode ser uma causa de insuficiência renal aguda, caso em que a síndrome é denominada nefrite rapidamente progressiva. A síndrome nefrítica tem muitas causas possíveis e está associada a alterações renais à microscopia de luz, como hipercelularidade, necrose ou trombose. | |||
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Sudden onset of glomerular disease usually with severe (macroscopic/visible) haematuria accompanied by oliguria, elevated blood pressure, mild oedema and albuminuria or proteinuria usually of sub-nephrotic range. May be a cause of acute renal failure in which case the syndrome is termed rapidly progressive nephritis. Nephritic syndrome has many possible causes and is associated with renal light microscopic changes such hypercellularity, necrosis or thrombosis. | |||
Revision as of 12:13, 13 August 2026
Sudden onset of glomerular disease usually with severe (macroscopic/visible) haematuria accompanied by oliguria, elevated blood pressure, mild oedema and albuminuria or proteinuria usually of sub-nephrotic range. May be a cause of acute renal failure in which case the syndrome is termed rapidly progressive nephritis. Nephritic syndrome has many possible causes and is associated with renal light microscopic changes such hypercellularity, necrosis or thrombosis.
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| English | Nephritic syndrome |
Sudden onset of glomerular disease usually with severe (macroscopic/visible) haematuria accompanied by oliguria, elevated blood pressure, mild oedema and albuminuria or proteinuria usually of sub-nephrotic range. May be a cause of acute renal failure in which case the syndrome is termed rapidly progressive nephritis. Nephritic syndrome has many possible causes and is associated with renal light microscopic changes such hypercellularity, necrosis or thrombosis. |
