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  • 7/24/2019 Classification of GN

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    Classifcation o GNPrimary: the pathological glomerular injury is limited to the kidney and

    not part o a systemic disease maniestation.

    Presenting primarily as heavy proteinuria/ nephrotic syndrome

    Minimal change disease (usion o podocyte ood processes on electron

    microscope)

    ocal ! segmental glomerulosclerosis (areas o sclerosis" mesangial matri#

    e#pansion" collapse o capillary loops a$ecting parts (segments) o some

    glomeruli (ocal)

    Mem%ranous nephropathy (thickening o glomerular &M on light

    microscope)

    Presenting primarily as nephritic syndrome

    'g nephropathy (increase in mesangial matri# ! cells" in association ithmesangial deposition o 'g)

    Mem%ranoprolierati*e glomerulonephritis

    Presenting primarily as rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis (nephritic

    syndrome over weeks to months)

    nti+G&M anti%ody glomerulonephritis

    ,econdary: renal pathology in this group is a result o systemic disease

    hich also has other organ in*ol*ement.

    'mmunologic diseases: ,ystemic lupus erythematosus" polyarteritis"

    -egeners granulomatosis" mi#ed connecti*e tissue disease" /enoch+

    ,chonlein purpura.

    Genetic+meta%olic diseases: 0ia%etes mellitus" amyloidosis"sickle cell

    disease.

    /aemtologic+oncologic diseases: Multiple myeloma" macroglo%ulinaemia"

    light chain disease" cryoglo%ulinaemia" throm%otic throm%ocytopaenia

    purpura" haemolytic+uraemic syndrome" lymphoma" leukaemias and

    carcinomas.

    'nectious diseases: Post+streptococcal" endocarditis" occult a%scesses"

    hepatitis & and C" malaria" schistosomiasis. 1thers: 0rug+induced.