Glomerulonephritis: Bacterial, viral, and other infectious causes: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 84, No 1

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Glomerulonephritis may seriously complicate a variety of bacterial and viral infections. Drs Zarconi and Smith present a comprehensive discussion of the infections in which glomerular involvement is most common. The prevalence of glomerular disease in infected patients and the impact of the disease on their prognoses make this article an important diagnostic review for primary care physicians.

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