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  • Predictability of Urinary CD80 in the Relapse of Primary Nephrotic Syndrome #MMPMID28951877
  • Liao J; Wu XC; Cheng Q; Li CL; Yi ZW; Cao Y; Shuai LJ
  • Biomed Res Int 2017[]; 2017 (ä): ä PMID28951877show ga
  • Purpose: The current study is aimed at investigating whether urinary CD80 is reliable to predict the recurrence of pediatric PNS. Materials and Methods: A total of 128 children, 105 males and 23 females, were enrolled in this study. Urinary samples were collected from SSNS and SRNS patients and 25 healthy children as controls. Urinary CD80 was measured by ELISA and adjusted for urinary creatinine excretion. Results: Urinary CD80 in relapse stage of SSNS was significantly higher, and the urinary CD80 of paired relapse and remission stages of each SSNS patient were also significantly different. No significant difference was found between the urinary CD80 in SRNS relapse group, SRNS remission group, and the control group. Similarly, there was no significant difference between frequent SSNS and not frequent SSNS in remission group, as well as the relapse group. There is no correlation between urinary CD80 and 24-hour urinary protein. Conclusion: The increase of urinary CD80 was closely associated with the relapse of SSNS but was not related to the frequency of relapse. The urinary CD80 changes of concentration were reliable to predict the recurrence of SSNS. However, it cannot be used to predicate the frequent recurrence of PNS.
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