the role of genetic nephropathies in the formation of chronic renal failure in children (a clinical observation of a child with acrorenal syndrome)
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Abstract
In the article, the authors analyze the literature, as well as the results of their own long-term experience in the diagnosis of genetically determined renal diseases accompanied by the development of chronic renal failure. The main causes of diseases, the principles of their diagnosis and treatment were outlined. Clinical observation of a patient with acrorenal syndrome with complicated development of chronic renal failure is given.
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| Authors | ;M.A. Gonchar;A.S. Senatorova;G.R. Muratov;E.V. Omelchenko;I.M. Galdina;E.M. Pushkar;N.N. Yablonskaya;T.F. Kolibaeva;A.A. Khomovskaya |
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| Year | 2017 |
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10.22141/2224-0551.12.4.2017.107636
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