Influence of zinc deficiency on one year recurrence in children with nephrotic syndrome

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GHAFOORIMEHR FATEMEH; MOGHTADERI MASTANEH; BAZARGANI BEHNAZ; Fahimi Dariush; ABBASI ARASH

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Journal: JOURNAL OF RENAL INJURY PREVENTION Year:2019 | Volume:8 | Issue:3 Page(s): 243-246

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Influence of zinc deficiency on one year recurrence in children with nephrotic syndrome

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Nephrotic syndrome

Zinc deficiency

Recurrence

Children

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Introduction: Relapses in Children with steroid sensitive Nephrotic syndrome (SSNS) are common and sometimes triggered by various infections. Low zinc levels have been described in Children with nephrotic states. It is supposed to that Zinc deficiency might lead to dysregulation of immune system and an increased risk of infection. Objectives: This study sought to examine whether the plasma level of zinc in nephrotic patients is related to the number of relapses in these patients. Patients and Methods: Forty-three Children aged 1-10 years were entered in this study. Baseline data including age, serum zinc level, number of relapses during one year was recorded. The t test and chi-square tests were used to compare the mean values and proportions respectively with significant P value (P < 0. 05). Results: Forty-three Children with storied sensitive Nephrotic syndrome enrolled in this study. Twenty-three (53. 5%) of them were male and 20 (46. 5%) were female. Around 74. 4 % of patients experienced relapses of Nephrotic syndrome in one-year period. There was a significant relation between Zinc deficiency and Recurrence rate. Conclusion: Zinc deficiency is common in Children suffering from Nephrotic syndrome and is related to Recurrence of relapses in these patients.

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GHAFOORIMEHR, FATEMEH, MOGHTADERI, MASTANEH, BAZARGANI, BEHNAZ, Fahimi, Dariush, & ABBASI, ARASH. (2019). Influence of zinc deficiency on one year recurrence in children with nephrotic syndrome. JOURNAL OF RENAL INJURY PREVENTION, 8(3), 243-246. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/749674/en

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GHAFOORIMEHR FATEMEH, MOGHTADERI MASTANEH, BAZARGANI BEHNAZ, Fahimi Dariush, ABBASI ARASH. Influence of zinc deficiency on one year recurrence in children with nephrotic syndrome. JOURNAL OF RENAL INJURY PREVENTION[Internet]. 2019;8(3):243-246. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/749674/en

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FATEMEH GHAFOORIMEHR, MASTANEH MOGHTADERI, BEHNAZ BAZARGANI, Dariush Fahimi, and ARASH ABBASI, “Influence of zinc deficiency on one year recurrence in children with nephrotic syndrome,” JOURNAL OF RENAL INJURY PREVENTION, vol. 8, no. 3, pp. 243–246, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/749674/en

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