Medication-Associated Glomerular Disease

Nephrotic Syndrome with Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis Histological Feature: A Case Report

“…9 Distinguishing between the different forms is crucial since management must be tailored according to the underlying etiology. 16 From laboratory findings, patient test resulted negative from hepatitis C virus and HIV, but the hepatitis B virus test was equivocal, hence the test need to be repeated. We can also exclude autoimmune from suspected etiologies since the ANA test, C3, and C4 test results were within normal limit.…”