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Clinical Study

A diagnostic dilemma: lupus nephritis or renal polyarteritis nodosa?

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Pages 933-936 | Received 16 Feb 2016, Accepted 05 Mar 2016, Published online: 07 Apr 2016

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Figure 1. (A) H&E stain (×200) showing increased mesangial hypercellularity in a glomerulus. (B) Silver stain (×400) showing segmental proliferative lesions in a glomerulus.

Figure 1. (A) H&E stain (×200) showing increased mesangial hypercellularity in a glomerulus. (B) Silver stain (×400) showing segmental proliferative lesions in a glomerulus.

Figure 2. Electron microscopy of the kidney biopsy showing mesangial immune dense deposits.

Figure 2. Electron microscopy of the kidney biopsy showing mesangial immune dense deposits.

Figure 3. CT image of the left kidney showing perirenal hematoma.

Figure 3. CT image of the left kidney showing perirenal hematoma.

Figure 4. (A) Angiogram of the left kidney showing multiple microansurysms. (B) Coil placement in a renal artery branch feeding into the hemoatoma [white arrow].

Figure 4. (A) Angiogram of the left kidney showing multiple microansurysms. (B) Coil placement in a renal artery branch feeding into the hemoatoma [white arrow].

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