2019Journal of Pediatric NephrologyOpen access

Non-Nephrotic Proteinuria in Children: A Review

Mohsen Akhavan Sepahi

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Proteinuria is defined as an increased abnormal urinary excretion of proteins. In normal conditions, few proteins are lost through the urine. Proteinuria is a problem and dilemma in pediatric practice. Non- nephrotic proteinuria is described and its follow-up is discussed in the following. Keywords: Proteinuria; Non-nephrotic proteinuria; Nephrotic syndrome; Child.

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Proteinuria is defined as an increased abnormal urinary excretion of proteins. In normal conditions, few proteins are lost through the urine. Proteinuria is a problem and dilemma in pediatric practice. Non- nephrotic proteinuria is described and its follow-up is discussed in the following. Keywords: Proteinuria; Non-nephrotic proteinuria; Nephrotic syndrome; Child.

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Proteinuria is defined as an increased abnormal urinary excretion of proteins. In normal conditions, few proteins are lost through the urine. Proteinuria is a problem and dilemma in pediatric practice. Non- nephrotic proteinuria is described and its follow-up is discussed in the following. Keywords: Proteinuria; Non-nephrotic proteinuria; Nephrotic syndrome; Child.

Key concepts: Proteinuria, Nephrotic syndrome, Medicine, Urine, Internal medicine, Excretion, Urinary system, Pediatrics

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