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POS-142 THE CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CORRELATION AND TREATMENT RESPONSE IN BIOPSY PROVEN LUPUS NEPHRITIS

T.J. NG, F.S. Mohamad Nor, Maria Ahmad, Cheng-Ju Chan

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Renal biopsy is essential to guide treatment of lupus nephritis. It provides information on classes and prognosis of lupus nephritis. There are limited studies that demonstrate association between renal morphology and clinical findings. Our study is aimed to look at correlation between activity and chronicity index of the renal biopsy report and the patient’s initial clinical presentation, treatment response and renal outcome.

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Renal biopsy is essential to guide treatment of lupus nephritis. It provides information on classes and prognosis of lupus nephritis. There are limited studies that demonstrate association between renal morphology and clinical findings. Our study is aimed to look at correlation between activity and chronicity index of the renal biopsy report and the patient’s initial clinical presentation, treatment response and renal outcome.

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Renal biopsy is essential to guide treatment of lupus nephritis. It provides information on classes and prognosis of lupus nephritis. There are limited studies that demonstrate association between renal morphology and clinical findings. Our study is aimed to look at correlation between activity and chronicity index of the renal biopsy report and the patient’s initial clinical presentation, treatment response and renal outcome.

Key concepts: Lupus nephritis, Medicine, Renal biopsy, Biopsy, Correlation, Nephritis, Renal pathology, Systemic lupus erythematosus

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