Acute Tubular Necrosis a Review of 44 Necropsied Cases

Handa, Satya Paul; Lazor, Michael Z.

doi:10.1097/00000441-196601000-00005

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“…In none of these forty-four cases was the characteristic lesion of infraglomerular epithelial reflux found. However, pathological changes associated with acute tubular necrosis were observed in every case, and the clinical and pathological data of these patients have been presented in a separate publication (Handa & Lazor, 1966). Of these forty-four patients five died of acute renal failure within the first 2 days, but only one, described below, showed epithelial cells similar to tubular epithelium in Bowman's space.…”

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Glomerular lesions in acute tubular necrosis

1970

Postgraduate Medical Journal

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Summary Infraglomerular epithelial reflux has been described as an early microscopic lesion in the kidney of patients with acute renal failure. In our series of forty-four cases of acute tubular necrosis none showed this finding; however, in two cases lesions remotely similar to infraglomerular epithelial reflux and often known as ‘glomerular masses’ were present. No significance can be attached to these lesions.

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