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Active Psoriasis Unassociated with Proteinuria
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Active Psoriasis Unassociated with Proteinuria

Abstract

23 consecutive patients admitted to hospital with active psoriasis were tested for proteinuria, evidence of streptococcal infection and hypocomplementemia. Only 3 patients had proteinuria exceeding 150 mg/24 h (highest 350 mg); 4 had an ASO titer ≧ 166 Todd units; 7 had an AH titer ≧ 1:256. We found no significant proteinuria in patients with active psoriasis to support previous reports of significant proteinuria correlated with the extent of skin surface area involved with various skin disorders.

Authors

Churchill DN; Kanigsberg ND; Hollomby DJ; Seely JF

Journal

Nephron, Vol. 28, No. 5, pp. 239–240

Publisher

Karger Publishers

Publication Date

January 1, 1981

DOI

10.1159/000182207

ISSN

1660-8151

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