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nephritic syndrome Hrishi Narayanan Learning Outcomes Understand the key differences between nephrotic and nephritic syndrome nephritis Describe initial investigations and management of nephrotic. Dr Rebecca Martin F2. Learning objectives. Appreciate the fact that glomerular diseases fall onto a wide spectrum. Be able to define the nephritic and nephrotic syndromes. Understand the pathology of 4 key glomerular diseases which serve as archetypal examples of nephritic and nephrotic syndrome. Crescentic. ) . Glomerulonephritis. (RPGN). Is a syndrome associated with severe . glomerular. injury, but does not denote a specific etiologic form of . glomerulonephritis. . . It is characterized by rapid and progressive loss of renal function associated with severe . Hrishi Narayanan. Learning Outcomes. Understand the key differences between . nephrotic. and nephritic syndrome (nephritis). Describe initial investigations and management of . nephrotic. and nephritic syndrome (nephritis). Learning objectives. Appreciate the fact that glomerular diseases fall onto a wide spectrum. Be able to define the nephritic and nephrotic syndromes. Understand the pathology of 4 key glomerular diseases which serve as archetypal examples of nephritic and nephrotic syndrome. ANITA TSADO. MIRACLE OGBONNA. BRIDGET EBIRERI. Nephritic syndrome. Nephrotic syndrome. Types of glomerulonephritis. Treatment. CONTENTS. Nephritic Syndrome. Nephritic syndrome—due to GBM disruption. Inflammation of the glomerulus.. Omar . Ragy. , Patrick Hamilton, Shelley Harris, Sandip Mitra,. Kay Poulton. Manchester Royal Infirmary. Department of Renal Medicine. Acknowledgment. :. Introduction:. Idiopathic Nephrotic syndrome. ABSTRACTGreat advances have been made in the pathophysiologic and therapeutic areas of membranous nephropathy in the last years. The description of autoantibodies directed against phospholipase A2 rec Urinary Learning Objectives Discuss the pathophysiology of hematuria and proteinuria Discuss the most common conditions/syndromes Review evaluation after initial presentation Complete an overview of 45 17, 20089 (7.3%) each. Among 231 patients, 158 (68.4%)proliferative GN in 2 each. (77%), Srivastava, et al (76%)(1-4). A higher incidence ofThis high incidence of bacterial peritonitis may be AA 3 min History + 3 min Examination + 2 min Counseling + 2 min Discussion. Acute Problem: . Contextualised. differentials. Chronic Problem: Diagnose, evaluate features, complications, associations. Concerns: Explicitly elicit.  . DIAGNOSIS. History .. Physical exam.. Investigations:. Labs.. Imaging.. Renal biopsy.. History . Onset ( sudden or gradual).. Symptoms: . edema,hematuria,proteinuria,etc. .. Family history.. Drug history.. . Radhakrishnan. Addl. Professor. Dept. Of Pathology. The main clinical renal syndromes. Acute Nephritic syndrome. Nephrotic syndrome. Asymptomatic . hematuria. , proteinuria, or both. Acute renal failure. and Nephritic Syndromes. John Higgins. Learning Objectives. M. orphology of renal injury. Mechanisms of glomerular injury and . clinicopathologic. correlations of prototype disease with a typical clinical presentation. Ayu. ). Assistant Professor. Department of . Kaumarbhritya. Definition. It is a Collection of Symptoms due to damage to the Kidney or. Nephrotic syndrome is a collection of symptoms that indicate kidney damage.